This week I had planned on combining the loot from today and last weeks when I didn't visit the library until Friday but unfortunately there are simply too many (surprise, surprise) so will settle for this week only although I must mention that Friday I did pick up A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness which I'm really looking forward to.
No holds today so had a lovely browse and this is what I came home with.
The Traitor's Wife by Kathleen Kent - historical fiction and the prequel to The Heretic's Daughter - the Salem witch trials.
Lasting Damage by Sophie Hannah - psychological suspense and I hope it's better than her last one.
The Secret Scripture by Sebastian Barry - 1930's Ireland - had this on my list for ages so thought it was time I read it.
Instruments of Darkness by Imogen Robertson - 'a rich and thrilling historical novel of secrets and lies.'
Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk by David Sedaris
Kahlil Gibran: an illustrated anthology by Ayman A El-Desouky - small coffee table book size this collection of KG's poetry, prose and art is absolutely beautiful........and I haven't even read it yet but it surely is a book I'd love to own.
Two memoirs
When it Rains by Maggie MacKellar.........an Australian author and " an unforgettable story of love and courage that inspires even as it breaks your heart". Might need the tissues for this one!
Daughter of Dust by Wendy Wallace - growing up an outcast in the desert of Sudan.
What's in your loot this week?
Some beautiful covers there. Enjoy your loot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a good looking collection of covers! And some of them are books I want to read too!
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I read The Secret Scripture just last week and loved it!! I had a different book cover, but the one you're having is nicer =)
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Wow, you definitely got a good haul there. I agree with Linda, absolutely beautiful covers on all of them. And this is only ONE weeks worth of books?!?
ReplyDeleteI have the "A Discovery of Witches" on hold and I have 47 people before me waiting on it. :(
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy your books.
Ooo, the Gibran looks lovely.
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Same thing here with "A Discoery of Witches" - lots of people want to read that one.
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