It was Easter weekend, and I went a little crazy on books...
- Wondrous Strange and
- Wondrous Strange and
- Darklight by Lesley Livingston (bought)
- The Secret History of the Pink Carnation by Lauren Willig (bought)
- The Masque of the Black Tulip by Lauren Willig (bought)
- Anxious Hearts by Tucker Shaw (bought)
Funny story on Anxious Hearts: it was definitely one of those "on a whim" buys...I remember seeing some of you featuring it as your "Waiting on Wednesday," but I'm not sure what it's about or anything! All I know is that the cover design is beautiful and it has something to do with love- - cute!
And these are my History books:
- Ancient Greece by Thomas Martin (bought for class)
- The Coming of the Third Reich by Richard J. Evans (bought for class)
- The Time-Traveler's Guide to Medieval England (bought because I'm a nerd)
And now...
NO
MORE
BOOKS!
Because I don't want to go bankrupt (let's save that fun for paying off student loans), I am not going to buy any more books until 10 May 2010. We'll see how that goes!
A really good friend of mine is reading the Willig series and she is hooked. She keeps telling me I need to read them, so I will eventually.
ReplyDeleteGood luck on not buying any more books! I have the same problem!
Oooo the Medieval England one sounds like fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat books, including your history books! I would love to read all of them especially the one on medieval England. I understand the thing about buying on a whim...
ReplyDeleteOooh, you got Wondrous Strange and Darklight! Can't wait to know what you think about it. Also, I hope you enjoy Willig's books. I read The Secret History of the Pink Carnation, and didn't enjoy much (but I know others do!)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
absolutely going to get those wondrous strange and darklight!the cover so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnxious Hearts sounds like a really good book. I'm hoping the inside lives up to the cover. Darklight is on my TBR list too.
ReplyDeleteI really hope that you like the Lauren Willig books. The first one was not my favorite although it did make me laugh and I enjoyed the rest of the series. The Time Traveler's Guide to Medieval England sounds fascinating to me. I took a class on Medieval Europe when I was in college and I really enjoyed it. We read Life ina Medieval Castle and some Ellis Peters Brother Cadfael mysteries too.