Stacking the Shelves over at Tynga’s Reviews is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, whether it be physically or virtually. 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!
Obviously, I am really looking forward to reading each of these books.
- Hero is yet another installment in the growing Drizzt saga, and while I know many don’t look fondly on Salvatore’s ever growing saga, I enjoy them as a guilty pleasure.
- The Burning Isle is a grimdark fantasy I’ve read a lot about and have been dying to get my hands on for weeks now.
- Any fantasy by James A. Moore is always welcomed, as this guy has become one of my favorite authors, and The Last Sacrifice beginning a new series is even more reason to get really excited.
- Dragon and Thief was a surprise when it arrived in the mailbox, but it sounds really interesting.
- Katherine Kurtz’s Legends of Camber of Culdi is a teenage favorite, which I am looking forward to revisiting, though I fully expect it not to be nearly as mesmerizing as it was three decades ago.
Are any of these books on your reading radar? Have you already read them? Let me know.
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The Dragonback Series is pretty good. Completely YA or even Middlegrade but I ended up buying them in hardcover once I’d read all 6.
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The cover of Dragon and Thief is so gorgeous, I want to buy it just for the cover! Nice haul, I have a copy of The Burning Isle that I hope to read soon.
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I nabbed a copy of The Last Sacrifice as well – looking forward to it. Legends of Camber of Culdi was one of a few collections I thought about grabbing from Open Road, but I know I won’t get to them any time soon.
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That cover for The Last Sacrifice!!!!
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Moore’s covers always seem great!
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Nabbed a copy of The Burning Isle as well! I hope it lives up to its awesome description. A surprise copy of Dragon and Thief also showed up, and upon further research it seems it is a re-issue of a earlier YA series by Zahn? Looks cool.
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