This post lists new books and links up to It's Monday; What Are You Reading? at Book Journey; to Mailbox Monday hosted by Book Obsessed; and to Stacking the Shelves by Tynga's Reviews.
Books for review:
A Once Crowded Sky by Tom King, fantasy (Touchstone)
The Other Room by Kim Triedman, fiction (Owl Canyon Press)
Mystery Girl by David Gordon, thriller (New Harvest)
Hour of the Rat by Lisa Brackmann, thriller (Soho Crime)
TheTilted World by Tom Franklin and Beth Ann Fennelly, historical fiction ARC (William Morrow)
Uncorrected proofs for review:
Here Comes Mrs. Kugelman by Minka Pradelski, fiction (Macmillan)
Goat Mountain by David Vann, fiction (Harper)
Slow Getting Up: A Story of NFL Survival by Nate Jackson, memoir (Harper)
Lineup by Liad Shohan, Israeli crime fiction (Harper)
I borrowed these from the library:
Snapper by Brian Kimberling, fiction (Pantheon). Enjoying the bird watching aspects of this novel set in rural Indiana
The Third Son by Julie Wu, historical fiction (Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill). The history Taiwan is something I'd like to know more about.
What are you reading this week?
Books for review:
A Once Crowded Sky by Tom King, fantasy (Touchstone)
The Other Room by Kim Triedman, fiction (Owl Canyon Press)
Mystery Girl by David Gordon, thriller (New Harvest)
Hour of the Rat by Lisa Brackmann, thriller (Soho Crime)
TheTilted World by Tom Franklin and Beth Ann Fennelly, historical fiction ARC (William Morrow)
Uncorrected proofs for review:
Here Comes Mrs. Kugelman by Minka Pradelski, fiction (Macmillan)
Goat Mountain by David Vann, fiction (Harper)
Slow Getting Up: A Story of NFL Survival by Nate Jackson, memoir (Harper)
Lineup by Liad Shohan, Israeli crime fiction (Harper)
I borrowed these from the library:
Snapper by Brian Kimberling, fiction (Pantheon). Enjoying the bird watching aspects of this novel set in rural Indiana
The Third Son by Julie Wu, historical fiction (Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill). The history Taiwan is something I'd like to know more about.
What are you reading this week?
Lots of interesting looking titles! A Once Crowded Sky caught my eye. Hope you enjoy them all.
ReplyDeleteThose look fun! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking of using an Audible credit for Snapper. It sounds like a good one!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very good bunch of books. The once crowded sky looks particularly interesting. It seems to take some common themes and present them in a very uncommon way.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great collection. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteNice mailbox. ENJOY!!!
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Looks like you have a nice variety on your stack. I hope you enjoy them all. My Monday Report is here. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteI got Slow Getting Up too and am excited about it because I love football.
ReplyDeleteOh! The Third Son! I hope you enjoy it even half as much as I did :)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week!
Goat Mountain's blurb makes it sound interesting to me. You have a good looking stack of books there- enjoy your week of reading.
ReplyDeleteThese are all new to me, but looks like Tilted World is popular in mailboxes this week. Happy reading
ReplyDeleteThe Tilted World is one that caught my attention. Looks like a great mailbox! I hope you enjoy them all.
ReplyDeleteThese all look great - they are new to me! I'm finally reading The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks this week. It's been on my "to-read" list for years!
ReplyDeleteI like the look of The Tilted World. I have an audio copy of The Third Son and am definitely looking forward to that one.
ReplyDeleteI brought Goat Mountain and Tilted World home from the library conference. I'll be interested to see what you think!
ReplyDeleteHere Comes Mrs. Kugelman sounds interesting! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI haven't really heard of any of your books but they all seem interesting
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great reading week
Shelleyrae @ Book'd Out
I enjoyed Snapper even though it didn't have as much about birds as I thought it would from the looks of the cover. It was a quirky little book.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your review of Mrs. Kugelman. Enjoy your new books!
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