Book Haul & Weekly Recap #43 + Announcement



Book Haul is weekly feature here at Nick's Book Blog inspired by Stacking the Shelves by Tynga's Review and The Sunday Post by Caffeinated Book Reviewer.

Book Haul




Sempre by J.M Darhower

Sempre Redemption by J.M Darhower

In the Blood by Sara Hantz

A Breath of Frost by Alyxandra Harvey

Dangerous by Shannon Hale

Prisoner of Night and Fog by Anne Blankman

Tease by Amanda Maciel

The Taking by Kimberly Derting

Life by Committee by Corey Ann Haydu

Witch Finder by Ruth Warbuton

Addicted to You by Krista & Becca Ritchie

Addicted for Now by Krista & Becca Ritchie

Champion by Marie Lu

Cracked by Eliza Crewe

Hi guys!

Welcome to another weekly Stacking the Shelves.  This week I got some pretty fabulous ARCs and I also bought a couple of books.
I'm really looking forward to reading them, especially Prisoner of Night and Fog. I died of excitement when I saw it on EW. I've been waiting for the book ever since the cover reveal!
Addicted to You and Addicted for Now are both for tours. Siiri @ Little Pieces of Imaginations loves this series and I know I can trust her when it comes to NA. Plus, the book is written by the lovely ladies at Nawanda Files. I'm all for supporting book bloggers, so I'm excited.
I also bought Champion but I still haven't read it. It will probably be my next book. And finally, I also bought Cracked because Maja @ The Nocturnal Library enjoyed it and she's one blogger whose tastes I know I can trust.
I hope you lovely people had a good book week too. I know what I'll be doing on my 6 weeks winter break! ;)

Thank you wholeheartedly to Edelweiss, NetGalley, Gallery Books, Entangled Teen, Bloomsbury USA, Harper Teen, Hodder Children's Books, YA Bound Book Tours and Krista & Becca Ritchie for the lovely review copies.

Weekly Recap

Here's a recap of what was on the blog this past week :

Review : Pawn by Aimee Carter
Loved this one! It had so many twists and turns. I rated it 4 stars.

This was an adorable read about a woman learning to grow up via P&P. I gave it 3.5 stars.


Review : The Falconer by Elizabeth May
I LOVED THIS BOOK SO HARD! I rated it 5 stars. It's my favorite YA paranormal of the year.

This one was a bit of a disappointment because I was expecting the book to be written in someone else's POV. It was still good though. I rated it 3 stars.


Giveaway

I recently hit 1000 GFC followers and to celebrate, I have a giveaway up on the blog. You can win 2 awesome prize packs!


That's it for me this week! I hope you guys had a fabulous week as well!
Hope you have a great weekend!

Don't forget to leave links to your Book Hauls for me to visit you as well!

Happy Reading!


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 ANNOUNCEMENT :

I will be taking a blogging break this week because I have finals coming up in a week and I have to get studying done. Plus, I've been posting 5 times a week since I started college and now I'm starting to feel a bit tired, so I need this break. But no worries, I'll be back on Monday November 18th with my reviews and posts.

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