Saturday, September 9, 2017

Stacking The Shelves: September 9, 2017

Stacking The Shelves is a weekly bookish meme hosted @ Tynga's Reviews & Reading Reality.



So this was a pretty good bookish kinda week. I finally received my FairyLoot. They shipped the boxes with UPS this time so it took a whole while longer than normally and I had to pick up my box somewhere, which I didn't like because it was all the way across town but luckily they're gonna change it back for next month. Phew! I also won't reveal what's in the box yet but I might do it next week somewhere. I can say that the box was freaking amazing, definitely my favorite so far! As always I can't recommend FairyLoot high enough, which is why I have also ordered the September and October box (this one is gonna blow my mind I just know it)

Also received my Fable & Black Lucky Dip Box with bookish surprises that I won from Suze Lavender on Twitter. Definitely go follow her because she does giveaways like this all the time and this Lucky Dip Box was so awesome! Everything in it was simply perfect. I love all the Alice in Wonderland goodies + the notebook with a Tolkien quote on it. ♥

Also got some new e-books. Yesterday I bought The Thief's Tale by S.J.A. Turney, which is set in the Ottoman Empire. Can't resist such books. Also got a new book review - Doctor Who: Myths & Legends. Doesn't it sound totally amazing? It may surprise some that I have actually never read a Doctor Who related book. I know, shame on me! Needless to say I'm super super super excited to dive into it. Just gotta finish my current reads first. And then I also received some freebies from Hourly History (which you can get too if you sign up for their newsletter). They're easy to read and super interesting if you're fascinated by history as much as I am. :)







Bought (for 99c):
The Thief's Tale by S.J.A. Turney 
(It's still 99c if you want to grab it as well)

For Review:
Doctor Who: Myths and Legends by Richard Dinnick
(for those who want to request it on NetGalley click here)


Freebies:
Charlemagne: A Life From Beginning to End by Hourly History
(still free on Amazon)
(still free on Amazon)
The Mayflower: A History From Beginning to End by Hourly History
(still free on Amazon)


(still free on Amazon)
(still free on Amazon)




Have you ready any of the books I featured? Which ones do you think look interesting? Or do you also subcribe to FairyLoot? Let me know your thoughts.

Have a great weekend, everyone! ♥