EDIT: I forgot a book! So it's added to the bottom now!
So what came in the mailbox this week?
I got three books this week, one I had given up on, and one that came just two days after I said okay to it.
To see what everyone else got, go here.
Too Tall Alice by Barbara Worton
I commented last week on a few people's blog that I guess I wasn't going to get this one and low and behold it came in this past week. I keep forgetting that books come to me a week or two later than the US people.
The Angry Smile by Judy and Nicholas Long and Signe Whitson
Subtitle: The Psychology of Passive-Aggressive Behaviour in Families, Schools and Workplaces
This came through Bostick Communications.
Chanda's Wars by Allan Stratton
Mr. Stratton himself found my blog and saw that I had reviewed two of his books and emailed me to say thanks for reviewing them. I mentioned I'd love to read this sequel to Chanda's Secrets and he said he'd send it. Two days later I got it.
So what came in the mailbox this week?
I got three books this week, one I had given up on, and one that came just two days after I said okay to it.
To see what everyone else got, go here.
Too Tall Alice by Barbara Worton
I commented last week on a few people's blog that I guess I wasn't going to get this one and low and behold it came in this past week. I keep forgetting that books come to me a week or two later than the US people.
The Angry Smile by Judy and Nicholas Long and Signe Whitson
Subtitle: The Psychology of Passive-Aggressive Behaviour in Families, Schools and Workplaces
This came through Bostick Communications.
Chanda's Wars by Allan Stratton
Mr. Stratton himself found my blog and saw that I had reviewed two of his books and emailed me to say thanks for reviewing them. I mentioned I'd love to read this sequel to Chanda's Secrets and he said he'd send it. Two days later I got it.
My Little Red Book by Rachel Kauder Nalebuff
This is from Hatchette and is a collection of stories about first periods. It's good for educating those about to get periods and it shows how many girls are told nothing about periods before getting theirs and is helping to raise money to send feminine products to Africa.
See You Next Week
