In My Mailbox #7

And we're come to out seventh In My Mailbox, a weekly meme hosted by Kristi at The Story Siren, where we show other lovely bloggers or whoever is interested which books we got during the past week. It's a lovely feature even though I have to confess that the effect is devastating. I'm not sure how many books I have added to my Mountain To Be Read because of these posts...

But let's see what Maja got this week:

I’m so excited about the books I got this week, guys! I bought a few from The Book Depository, just like every week, I received some for review via Netgalley and I even turned my library upside down this Wednesday. As a result, I have far too many books to share here with you, so I’ll just pick the ones I’m most excited about.

That Born Wicked cover has been driving me crazy since I first saw it. The reviews I’ve read have been all over the place, but I just had to own it. It’s very pretty and I can be very shallow, I’m afraid. On the other hand, most of the reviews of Article 5 have been positive. I’m a little tired of dystopias altogether, but I still want to give this one a chance. I got Stephen King’s new book from my library (luckily, it’s brand new), and I can’t wait to read it, even though it has 740 pages. I refuse to be intimidated, lol. 
I got Struck by Jennifer Bosworth via Netgalley and I’m very surprised by how much I’m enjoying it. I also got The Raft by S.A. Bodeen and Before You Go by James Preller. And that would be all for this week, my lovelies.


As for yours truly, my week has been less fruitful, but equally awesome.
Maja has sent me a hardback copy of The King of Attolia by Megan Whalen Turner as a birthday present (did ya know? I've just turned 20! *I wish*) which I am very excited to read since she swears it's the best book of the series.
Aside from that, which is already an awesome birthday present in itself, I got myself a US edition of Graffiti Moon by Cath Crowley. I have to thank Catie at The Readventurer for that because she definitely piqued my interest with her comparative post of the two editions of this book. 
Finally, I got Grave Mercy by R.L. Lafevers from NetGalley. I have to confess I was very excited to read this book but now that I've started it.... umm, I'm not so excited anymore. I'm only around the 20% mark though and I certainly hope it will get better.

I also got a very nice postcard from Philippines, courtesy of our friend Chachic at The Book Nook and a skin for my Kindle by Gelaskins!
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That's all for this week folks, I wish you a great, happy reading week!