As you can see my blog is all wonky. I couldn't reload my feather background after I removed the Valentine background, so I had to use one of the Blogger default images. When I did that, it reset my color scheme (I also noticed that some of the fonts changed, too). I have been trying to change all the settings back to custom, but my Kindle has decided that it wants to dance with Blogger, so it's jumping all over the place, and it won't let me copy and past, so this is going to be an ulta-short post.
THE SUNDAY POST (also, it says auto-c and the word anticipator are off, but it just changed Sunday to abundant) is hosted by Kimba at The Caffeinated Reviewer.
Someday I am going to do a full blog post about Fhkeindle the Kindle demon.
I received my order from Book Outlet a day early.
I was going to get better pics, but the Kindle needs extra bright lighting for sharp photos and that requires some help from my son, who seems to be gone most of the time this semester. I am going to start posting an end of the month Stacking the Shelves, so I will do a better job for that.
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The two Septimus Heap Books were Scratch and Dent specials and their dust jackets were in better shape than a couple of the regulars. Go figure. I was a bit miffed that on two of the Gabrielle Zevin Birthright books they put the cutout black marker ticks on the top page edges and not the bottom. I was, however, pleased that all the of the Zevin trilogy books matched. This was my first BO order and I was for the most part pleased. Six of the seven books are hardcover, and Harry a History is a softcover, so it is larger than a paperback and the cover is more durable; with shipping included the books averaged $6.00 apiece. I also recieved a very nice free calendar.
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I won Eileen's New Year giveaway over on BookCatPin, and received a $10.00 Amazon gift card; thanks Eileen! I spent it right away, of course, and bought the ebook omnibus of all three of His Dark Materials books.
And...
THE SUNDAY POST (also, it says auto-c and the word anticipator are off, but it just changed Sunday to abundant) is hosted by Kimba at The Caffeinated Reviewer.
Someday I am going to do a full blog post about Fhkeindle the Kindle demon.
I did manage a TELL ME TUESDAY and you can read it, HERE.
I received my order from Book Outlet a day early.
I was going to get better pics, but the Kindle needs extra bright lighting for sharp photos and that requires some help from my son, who seems to be gone most of the time this semester. I am going to start posting an end of the month Stacking the Shelves, so I will do a better job for that.
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The two Septimus Heap Books were Scratch and Dent specials and their dust jackets were in better shape than a couple of the regulars. Go figure. I was a bit miffed that on two of the Gabrielle Zevin Birthright books they put the cutout black marker ticks on the top page edges and not the bottom. I was, however, pleased that all the of the Zevin trilogy books matched. This was my first BO order and I was for the most part pleased. Six of the seven books are hardcover, and Harry a History is a softcover, so it is larger than a paperback and the cover is more durable; with shipping included the books averaged $6.00 apiece. I also recieved a very nice free calendar.
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I won Eileen's New Year giveaway over on BookCatPin, and received a $10.00 Amazon gift card; thanks Eileen! I spent it right away, of course, and bought the ebook omnibus of all three of His Dark Materials books.
And...
It is still frigid and snowy here.
Where do you look for discount physical books online?
