It’s been a while since I posted a haul on my blog so here we go! 😀
For this post I’ll mention the recent addition to my Netgalley shelf and some Kindle freebies I got recently.
I was hoping to improve my NetGalley feedback ratio this year but kinda failing. 😥
Anyway, here are the books. Book cover images credits to Goodreads. 🙂
Netgalley:
Kindle freebies:
I love free books. 🙂
It’s been a while since I posted a haul on my blog so here we go!😁
For this post I’ll mention the recent addition to my Netgalley shelf and some Kindle freebies I got recently.
I was hoping to improve my Netgalley feedback ratio this month but kinda failing. 😢
Anyway, here are the books. Book cover images credits to Goodreads.❤
Netgalley:
Kindle freebies:
I love free books.❤
Hello book friends! 😀
It’s been a while (like a year maybe?) but here’s my WWW Wednesday for this week. This meme is now hosted by Taking on a World of Words 🤗
*Note: All book cover images credits to Goodreads.
The Three Ws are:
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
CURRENTLY READING:
I’m reading quite a few ARCs right now. These 2 are my priorities atm.
RECENTLY FINISHED:
I’m enjoying Psychological Thrillers recently. This one is a 4🌟 rating. 😀
READING NEXT:
A very busy week. I hope I can post a lot of my pending reviews this week.👊
Hi friends!🤗
It’s another ebook haul! Yes, I’m still scouring the Kindle store for free books.😅
Anyway, I think this will be a regular thing on my blog. It’s fun searching for free books on the Kindle store. I only download those that interests me.😛
I kinda tweak things a bit. I’m grouping the books via genre or type or any logical grouping that I can think of. I haven’t read them so I can’t be sure but the groupings should be a bit accurate.😁
Now onto the books I got from the Kindle store and also some ARCs I got from NetGalley. The book cover images are all from Goodreads. Click the covers to direct you to their respective Goodreads page.
Hi!🤗
I have this habit of browsing the Kindle store and looking for free ebooks. Like I spend a loooooong time browsing books. This results to having 300+ unread books on my Kindle.😅
But yours truly can’t stop. I see free, I click.😆
Here are my recent finds on Kindle. When I got them, they were FREE (not sure if they still are). So I immediately got them.😶
*** Title links to their respective Goodreads page. ***
1.) Love at Last by Kate Kisset
image credits to Amazon
2.) Aloha Hideaway Inn by Elana Johnson
image credits to Goodreads
3.) The Strange Journey of Alice Pendelbury by Marc Levy
image credits to Goodreads
4.) Fluffy by Julia Kent
image credits to Goodreads
5.) Love Like This by Sophie Love
image credits to Goodreads
6.) Girl’s Guide to Witchcraft by Mindy Klasky
image credits to Goodreads
7.) The Foxhole Court by Nora Sakavik
image credits to Goodreads
8.) No Tomorrow by Carian Cole
image credits to Goodreads
9.) Escape From Samsara by Nicky Blue
image credits to Goodreads
10.) Elsie Street by Gabriella West
image credits to Goodreads
11.) The Art of Taking Chances by a lot of authors. (See cover below⬇)
image credits to Goodreads
12.) The Billionaires of Belmont Boxed Set Books 1 & 2 by Shadonna Richards
image credits to Goodreads
That took me a while to finish. I’m still blogging using my phone.😢
Do you also like freebies on the Kindle store? I might post an ebook haul once in a while to share my recent finds to everyone. Hoping you’ll find something interesting too via this post.🤗
Hello book friends! 😎 I’m a bit late (as always) but here’s my WWW Wednesday for this week. This meme is now hosted by Taking on a World of Words 😀
The Three Ws are:
What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you’ll read next?
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CURRENTLY READING:
Winter’s Breath – I’m in a LitRPG mood and loving this at the moment. 😆
Esme’s Wish – this one is a backlist title on my netgalley shelf, so far interesting.
RECENTLY FINISHED:
Heartstopper: Volume One – sooooo cute. 😆
READING NEXT:
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I keep on changing my mind with regards to book/s I want to read. Haha. It was so far a great reading month as I’m enjoying my reads. 😀
Stay safe everyone! 🙏
Hello book friends! 😀
I’ve added a lot of books on my Goodreads to-read shelf recently and very excited to tell you guys. Majority of these books has a fantasy element on it. Hope you’ll find something interesting here. 😀
Click on the title to lead you on their respective Goodreads page. All book cover images credits to Goodreads. Here are the books that caught my interest recently:
1.) Restart by Gordon Korman
Details: 15,873 ratings -> 2,385 reviews -> 4.23 stars
Reason/s for interest: I’m quite interested with stories tackling amnesia and also I think it will also touch the topic of bullying. I’m very curious. 😀
2.) The Memory Police by Yōko Ogawa, Translated by Stephen Snyder
Details: 13,574 ratings -> 2,249 reviews -> 3.74 stars
Reason/s for interest: memories can be stolen and the title itself: The Memory Police. 🙂
3.) The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by N.K. Jemisin
Details: 50,209 ratings -> 5,315 reviews -> 3.85 stars
Reason/s for interest: Not actually sure why I added this, I guess because of the author. 😆
4.) The Light Between Worlds by Laura E. Weymouth
Details: 2,691 ratings -> 842 reviews -> 3.77 stars
Reason/s for interest: That cover. Transported to another world theme and a story of sisters. 🙂
5.) Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett
Details: 16,753 ratings -> 2,781 reviews -> 4.25 stars
Reason/s for interest: It has high ratings and I keep on seeing this book everywhere. Also, I heard the magic system is awesome. From the blurb: the art of using coded commands to imbue everyday objects with sentience. 😀
6.) Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer
Details: 341 ratings -> 344 reviews -> 4.03 stars
Reason/s for interest: Did you know that I’ve only learned that this was a thing last week? I was shocked that it will be finally published. 😆 I’m actually excited to read this. The nostalgia. 😉
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Again, as a disclaimer: the details of the books are only reliable on the time I posted this post because they would have surely changed after some days. On my last TBR Finds post my to-read shelf contains 394 books. At the moment the books on my to-read shelf on Goodreads is —> 392, I removed some of the books I’m no longer interested in. 🙂
Hello lovely friends! 😀
If you’re new to my blog, TBR Finds is where I post my recently added books on my Goodreads to-read shelf, I also add details about the book in the hopes that someone reading might also find it interesting. Recently, yours truly finally gave in and created a NetGalley account. 😆
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So, the books I’ll be mentioning are books I discovered in NetGalley. Click on the title to lead you on their respective Goodreads page. All book cover images credits to Goodreads. Here are the books that caught my interest recently:
1.) Life on Repeat by Amy Larson Marble
Details: 20 ratings -> 17 reviews -> 3.90 stars
Publication Date: February 20, 2020
Reason/s for interest: This book is under the ‘Read Now’ section and the first book I downloaded from NetGalley. The cover isn’t that good but the title totally catches my attention. Part of the blurb that interested me the most: “How would you live your life if you knew it wasn’t your only one? Would you do anything differently if you knew you would have to do it all again?” I love premises like this. Can’t wait. 😀
2.) Nowhere on Earth by Nick Lake
Details: 132 ratings -> 55 reviews -> 3.76 stars
Publication Date: May 26, 2020
Reason/s for interest: This book is also under the ‘Read Now’ section and the second book I downloaded on NetGalley. I love the cover but the main hook is the premise: Emily found a little boy (Aidan) wandering in the woods. She knows she needs to help him find his way home. But getting home is no easy matter, especially with Emily finds out that Aidan isn’t even from Earth. Sounds so cute. 😀
3.) Happily Whatever After by Stewart Lewis
Details: 13 ratings -> 8 reviews -> 3.46 stars
Publication Date: July 28, 2020
Reason/s for interest: This book is also under the ‘Read Now’ section and the third book I downloaded on NetGalley. The cover and story is cute, there are pets in the story. I wanted to read a cutesy romance and this seems to fit the bill. Also, the publishing date is still 4 months away so I have enough time. Right? 😀
4.) The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water by Zen Cho
Details: 63 ratings -> 41 reviews -> 4.10 stars
Publication Date: June 23, 2020
Reason/s for interest: This book is under the ‘Available For Request’ section and my first ever book request on NetGalley. At the moment that I’m writing this post, status is still pending. I don’t have high hopes to be accepted because I just created my account but very excited for this book. 😆 O.M.G. That cover is amazing! 🥰 And the premise: family wuxia fantasy that combines the vibrancy of old school martial arts movies with characters drawn from the margins of history. I got hooked on Chinese light novels last 2018 and ever since then, I continuously read them. They are generally long but this one is short. Can’t wait! 😀
5.) The Human Son by Adrian J. Walker
Details: 10 ratings -> 10 reviews -> 4.20 stars
Publication Date: April 28, 2020
Reason/s for interest: This book is also under the ‘Available For Request’ section but I didn’t request for it. I did add it on my Goodreads though. Also the publication date felt so near and I felt like it would be pushing it if I add another book on my NetGalley shelf. This is Dystopia and Science Fiction. It has a kid on it with a futuristic setting, so I’m in. 🙂
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Again, as a disclaimer: the details of the books are only reliable on the time I posted this post because they would have surely changed after some days. I didn’t go crazy on my first try of NetGalley, haha. But it was fun browsing the catalog. On my last TBR Finds post my to-read shelf contains 376 books. At the moment the books on my to-read shelf on Goodreads is uhm… 394. 😮
Hello! 😀
I’ve been seeing so many people doing tags and it got me interested on a particular one: I Should Have Read That Book Tag and decided to do it. This tag was created by the amazing Beth @ Books Nest 😀
Thank the person who tagged you and link back to their post
Link to the creator’s blog (booksnest.co.uk) in your post
Answer the questions below
Tag 10 others to take part
ENJOY THE TAG!
-> Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard and The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater
-> My friends know that I read books when their hype is no longer that high so they recommend old-ish books that they think I will enjoy. These two are among the many recommendations I received. These are series starters and I don’t dare start another series again without completing any of my pending ones. So, not yet.
->A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle and The Hidden Oracle by Rick Riordan
-> For A Wrinkle in Time, I needed to be in the mood for it and for The Hidden Oracle, I wanted to finish The Blood of Olympus first before jumping into The Trials of Apollo series(?).
-> Shades of Midnight by Lara Adrian and Branded by Fire by Nalini Singh
-> These two are both Paranormal Romance / Urban Fantasy. They are book 7 and book 6 respectively of two amazing series that I enjoyed and loved. It was hard for me to resume reading them because on this part of the series, usually a lot of dreadful things are happening that I’m quite stressed about it. Soon, I’ll bravely dive in back into these worlds. 😆
-> The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan
-> This one is very interesting for me but I only have the first book and it has a lot of books on the series and I’m a bit intimidated that’s why I haven’t started it yet.
-> A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin and The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien
-> For the both of them, I’m very much intimidated by the seemingly complex world and also the length of these novels.
-> The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells
-> I don’t usually watch the film/TV adaptation before reading the book it is based from but on this case, I never knew (yes, I’m living under a rock 😆 ) that The War of the Worlds is based on a book. I just thought it was a creepy yet a great film. 😀
-> The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid and Recursion by Blake Crouch
-> I don’t usually read books with genre like that of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, I did add it on my tbr because it was very much praised and call me curious. 😀 For Recursion, I need the right mood to read sci-fi but this one is on the top of my priority list for books under the sci-fi genre.
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That’s it friends! This was long and took me some time to write, what with the links and images and I needed to think deeply on my answers. 😆
Do we have common answers? Have you read any of the books on this post or maybe are they also on your tbr?
I TAG YOU. EVERYONE. 😀
PS: all book images credits to Goodreads, my Goodreads if anyone’s interested. 😀
Hello book friends! 😀
I’ve added a lot of books on my Goodreads to-read shelf recently and very excited to tell you guys. Majority of these books are under YA fantasy genre. Hope you’ll find something interesting here. I might post another one focusing on New Adult Romance but we’ll see. 😆
Click on the title to lead you on their respective Goodreads page. Here are the books that caught my interest recently:
1.) Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan
Details: 165,914 ratings -> 24,574 reviews -> 3.75 stars
Reason/s for interest: Magical library. That’s it. You got me.
2.) Havenfall by Sara Holland
Details: 329 ratings -> 252 reviews -> 3.87 stars
Reason/s for interest: This is fairly new and the part of the blurb that is the most interesting for me is: Hidden deep in the mountains of Colorado lies the Inn at Havenfall, a sanctuary that connects ancient worlds–each with their own magic–together. Can’t wait. 😀
3.) Thorn by Intisar Khanani
Details: 4,860 ratings -> 815 reviews -> 4.01 stars
Reason/s for interest: It is a fairy tale retelling of a princess whose identity was snatched from her so she decided to be a goose girl. That wasn’t a good way to say it but I love swapped lives premise, so very excited for this.
4.) Reborn Yesterday by Tessa Bailey
Details: 7 ratings -> 8 reviews -> 4.86 stars
Reason/s for interest: This is super new. That cover is adorbs. The blurb on goodreads say: standalone paranormal romantic comedy with a happily ever after. I’m sold. 🙂
5.) Wicked As You Wish by Rin Chupeco
Details: 346 ratings -> 226 reviews -> 3.22 stars
Reason/s for interest: I’m guessing/hoping it has Filipino folk lore flavor on it.
6.) The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab
Details: 81 ratings -> 129 reviews -> 4.10 stars
Reason/s for interest: This one doesn’t have a cover yet. But the premise is so interesting for me: When Addie La Rue makes a pact with the devil, she trades her soul for immortality. But there’s always a price – the devil takes away her place in the world, cursing her to be forgotten by everyone.
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By the way, the details of the books are only reliable on the time I posted this post because they would have surely changed after some days. Current books on my to-read shelf on my Goodreads is 376 . I’m trying to manage my tbr. I’m trying. 😆
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