Stack it Saturday – Christmas Edition

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Stacking the shelves is a meme hosted by Tyngas Reviews. It’s a weekly haul meme designed for book lovers who need to share the enthusiasm for books that have been bought or borrowed that you’re terribly excited about or that you might not get around to review any time soon.

Paein

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Perfume: The Art and Craft of Fragrance

by Karen Gilbert

The Sword of Summer (Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard #1)

by Rick Riordan

Doctor Who: Time Lord Fairy Tales

by Justin Richards

Sing Sweet Nightingale

by Erica Cameron

I bought these kindle books:

heart of the kraken fantasy of frost Fantasy of Flight Servant of the Crown

Heart of the Kraken

by A.W.Exley

Fantasy of Frost and Fantasy of Flight

by Kelly St. Clare

Servant of the Crown

by Melissa McShane

And from Netgalley I received:

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Gambit

by C.L.Denault

The Glass Castle

byTrisha Priebe and Jerry B. Jenkins

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Ms4Tune

I Am Malala

by Malala Yousafzai and Christina Lamb

I wanted to participate in the 2016 Popsugar Challenge and thought I’d do some research into some of the more trickier topics for me. One of these was 16. A Political Memoir. The thought of reading something by a stuffy past MP or Politician made my eyes roll but after some hunting through quite a few websites and goodreads lists I found this one. I will admit now, to not actually knowing anything about Malala, but the tag line alone makes me want to know more about her. She sounds incredible and brave and so much more interesting that Boris Johnson’s view on Churchill or Hilary Clinton’s hopes and dreams.

Through the Woods

by Emily Carroll

Another one for my 2016 Popsugar Challenge. Number 22. A Graphic Novel. I read my first ever graphic novel last year because of the 2015 challenge list, so when I saw it on this years list I went back to the goodreads page for Nimona, (the one I’d read) and looked at the readers also enjoyed section and found this. Sounds awesome, I love fairy-tales, so this seems right up my street. Fingers-crossed.