I didn't get a whole lot this week, but still enough worth mentioning. Instead I have been reading like crazy due to a throat infection that has made me improsined in my parents house. I have also sadly been attempting to write a story. I think I am much more suited to writing with a pen rather than a screen to begin with. I have had some lovely people commenting on my posts lately which is wonderful, but please remember if you really like my blog to follow it. Thankyou.
FOR REVIEW:

'Crescendo' by Becca Fitzpatrick (Simon and Schuster)
-I have heard that it is not as good as 'Hush Hush', but after receiving a surprise copy of 'Silence' I thought I had better ask for a copy of the second book anyway. Who knows I might actually like it?

'Hallowed' by Cynthia Hand (Harper Collins)
-Another surprise. I have considered reading 'Unearthly', but there was always some other book that had me enticed so I just never got around to getting myself a copy. So here is another sequel requiring a previous book. I am actually very interested to read it now that I see Richelle mead and Melissa Marr have commented on how good it was.

'A life in Stitches' by Rachael Herron (Harper Collins)
-Adult fiction I think. About life and yarn. And how those two things interlope with each other like threads being knitted together.
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Natalie
1 comment:
Oooh, Crescendo. I loved it, and the cover is gorgeous. I'm really excited to read Hallowed. That cover is also gorgeous. Happy reading!
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