Saturday, January 5, 2013

Sunday Post/Stacking the Shelves + Weekly Recap and Forecast



Happy New Year, everyone! I haven't done a mail post since DECEMBER 9th!! So this will account for the last few weeks...here we go!

I'm not adding links this time-- just too time consuming and I am feeling LAZY. You can find all of the titles at Goodreads:)

For review from NetGalley:




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  • Marco Impossible by Hannah Moskowitz
  • The Sin Eater's Cofession by Ilsa J. Bick
  • The S-Word by Chelsea Pitcher
  • In the Shadow's of Blackbirds by Cat Winters
  • Being Henry David by Cal Armistead
  • Me, Him, Them, It by Caela Carter
  • Riptide by Lindsey Scheibe
  • Between Two Thorns by Emma Newman
  • Going Vintage by Lindsey Leavitt



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  • The Madman's Daughter by Megan Shepard
  • Revolution 19 by Gregg Rosenblum
  • Golden by Jessi Kirby
  • Uses for Boys by Erica Lorraine Scheidt
  • Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell

I have finished all of these and am reading The Madman's Daughter as we speak!


From my awesome bloggy friend Ashley, of the fabulous blog Ashley Loves Books, I received a surprise Christmas present!

For the Darkness Shows the Stars by Diana Peterfreund

I had heard amazing things about this book, and Ashley LOVED it (read her amazing review  and fun reading timeline HERE) so I was THRILLED to get this beauty in the mail. I read it in a SINGLE sitting! Loved it:) Thank you, Ashley! You, as always, ROCK:)






And I swapped with Cindy from Princess Bookie and received:

Hooked by Liz Fitchera

Thank you so much, Cindy!










From Paperback Swap I received: 


Jane by April Lindner








Lastly, I purchased a few books:



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  • Among the Nameless Stars by Diana Peterfreund 
  • Love and Other Perishable Items by Laura Buzo
  • Hopeless by Colleen Hoover
  • Sempre by J.M. Darhower
  • Audrey, Wait!  by Robin Benway

So, those should keep me busy for the next month!

A little recap of some of the recent posts on The Flyleaf Review: 

Click the titles for reviews of:


And I wrapped up an entire year of reading and blogging here:

January 2nd was my One Year Blogoversay!   Read my post and check out a pretty awesome giveaway:
Next week look for reviews of Uses for Boys by Erica Lorraine Scheidt, Splintered by A.G. Howard  and Love and Other Perishable Items by Laura Buzo. I will also be posting the results of all my 2012 Reading Challenges as well as the 2013 Challenges I'm participating in. AND on January 10th I'll be participating in The Bad Boys Rehab Hop and giving one winner the chance to win an awesome book featuring some of my favorite YA bad boys:) 

Have a great week, guys! And don't forget to link me up in the comments so I can check out your Holiday take:)


20 comments:

  1. Yay for For Darkness Shows the Stars. And Golden. And Love and other PI.
    My recap post doesn't go up until tomorrow. Today is Rev 19..

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    1. Golden was so good! Have you read it yet? My Goodreads review went up last night. Did you read the little prequel for For The Darkness Shows the Stars? I'm reading it now:)

      Your Revolution 19 review was AWESOME. I especially like how you described his expressions:)

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  2. Aww, great haul, Heather! Glad to see you back with lots of marvelous reads! ;) Enjoy them all, sweetie! I'll be very curious to see your review of Going Vintage.

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    1. Thanks, Karina! Checking your Postman Knock post now:)

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  3. MARCO IMPOSSIBLE? *dies* I will kill for that book, I kid you not! I JUST requested it, so I will ugly tears if I get declined! Also, I just LOVE Love and Other Perishable Items so I hope you enjoy that one! :) Happy Reading! :D

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    1. This will be my first Hannah Moskowitz and I am so curious because I hear amazing things about her!

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  4. What a great haul! I got The S Word this week as well and I can't wait to read it! Hooked sounds so good and I've been seeing it around the blogs so much lately, have to add that one to my TBR! I hope you enjoy all your books!

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    1. Thanks! looking forward to the S-Word too!

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  5. Amazing lineup! I read The Madman's Daughter and liked it a lot. My review goes up later this week. I picked up a copy of Jane this week too. I am participating in the Books of Eyre Challenge (retellings included), so it is perfect.
    Enjoy your books and happy reading,.

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    1. Oh, I'll definitely be checking out your review of The Madman's Daughter. I liked it too. especially the last half. And I hear the next bk in the series will be based on Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde. How cool will that be?:)

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  6. Wow such awesome books. I am so curious about Jane (read that next..hehehe) My review of Uses for Boys posts this week too, so we can compare notes. Have a really awesome-tastic week and Happy Blogoversary Heather!!!! The Sunday Post

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    1. Definitely checking out your Uses for Boys review this week! I'm super excited for Jane. It's been on my wishlist forever!

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  7. I'm super excited for Revolution 19 and the Madman's Daughter. They both sound super amazing! I really hope you enjoy all of your books this week because you got quite a lot!

    Krystianna @ Downright Dystopian

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    1. Thanks! Revolution 19 was 'meh" but I enjoyed The Madman's Daughter a lot:)

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  8. I got Love and Other Perishable Items and Hopeless too. My review of Hopeless is actually going up this week!

    Check out my IMM & SP.

    Sandy @ Somewhere Only We Know

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    1. I really liked Love and Other Perishable Items! Looking forward to you review of Hopeless. loved Slammed!

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  9. Sweet book haul1 SO many books on there that I would like to read - like The Madman's Daughter. I'm looking forward to seeing your reviews.

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  10. I'm reading Being Henry David right now and I really like it so far! But I'm a huge fan of Walden.
    I just finished Hopeless yesterday. *exhales* Intense.

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    1. I am really excited to read Being Henry David too! I also am a big fan of Thoreau. Love Walt Whitman too!

      So you and Lauren are both saying Hopeless is intense. I'm getting a little nervous now...:)

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