Stacking The Shelves is hosted by Marlene @ Reading Reality. It’s all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and of course eBooks!
NetGalley ARCs
Nothing this week! 😀
Library haul
99p Ebooks
Secret Library Book Blog 
A very restrained week for you!! Quality not quantity eh!! Enjoy! xx
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Yup! Thanks 😂 xx
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I picked up Alias Emma this morning too! Also treated myself to Minnie Driver’s Managing Expectations and The Two Mr Ps’ This is your own time you’re wasting this morning. I read their first book and loved it!
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Excellent let’s hope we both enjoy Alias Emma!
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The Museum of Ordinary People looks like a heavy read but it also looks really good. I hope you enjoy it! 😊
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I loved his previous book All the Lonely People so have high hopes for this one!
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I heard him talk about the book, where he got the idea for it, at Henley Literary Festival earlier this month. I reckon you will enjoy it. It’s on my wishlist but I daren’t bring any more books into the house this month.
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Fantastic thanks for letting me know!
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A good looking haul! I especially like the look of The Museum of Ordinary People.
Have a great weekend!
Emily @ Budget Tales Book Blog
My post:
https://budgettalesblog.wordpress.com/2022/10/22/stacking-the-shelves-29/
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Thanks!
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I really want that Mike Gayle book! They finally have the US editions on Goodreads. I also want The Accomplice.
Nice stack, Nicki💜
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Thanks Jo 💜 hope you manage to get copies soon!
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I certainly want to read The Accomplice too but I’m waiting for prices to drop (6.99£ for ecopy and 20.57£ for paper copy currently). I however finally managed to bag an ecopy of The House Across The Lake by Riley Sager for 99p. It’s always such a hassle because every time I purchase 6 ebooks on Amazon it is blocked and I have to contact their customer service to reset something so it’s open again for international purchases. I always think a lot how much I want an actual book this way!
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That’s a good way to go about book buying. Do you buy much from Kobo?
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Ah no, for my reviews I’m always on Amazon so I’m always looking out for deals there. It’s a good point, maybe I should change 🙂
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I try and buy more from Kobo now as they are practically the same prices. I joined the V.I.P. club thing (only £6 a year I think) and I get points and discounts on most of the books. So in some ways it’s cheaper than amazon!
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Oh wow thanks for the tip! I checked and The House Across the Lake is the same price so I could have gotten it there directly (without having to wait 48 hours after the reset and hoping it’ll still be 99p) but then Reasons to Go Outside which I also bought at that price is more on Kobo. I guess I’ll have to compare and then choose the cheapest one 🙂
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I’ve not bought any books this week, and now feel that I should go rectify that… 😉
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Definitely Jo! 😂
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Not a very big haul this week, Nicki. I know you enjoyed the last Mike Gayle book you read or listened to, so I hope this one is just as good.
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Thanks Carla!
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That Stanley Tucci book must be so much fun to read! Happy reading, Nicki!
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Thanks Lashaan I think it’ll be really good!
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