March Book Haul

And this will probably be my last book haul until June. I'm saving up for my birthday and I got a lot of books in my TBR shelf that needs to be read (and some of them have been sitting there for a year now). Some of these are going to be added to my TBR again and as much as I was happy that my TBR books last month was lessened, they got other relatives waiting to reunite with theme.

Onto the contemporary lovelies~ First we have, another Rainbow Rowell, Attachments. I was waiting for a paperback edition for this book and yay, the bookstore has released them two weeks ago! I've always loved the covers of this author's books. Simple but pretty.

Next we have: Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan. This book has been in bloggers' favorites shelf and I read the synopsis, I got intrigued. I saw a copy of this last month but this was the cover so I didn't bought it. Then during the first week of March, I saw this edition and the cover was exactly the one I wanted. BOUGHT.

I haven't heard anything about The Impossible Knife of Memory by Laurie Halse Anderson although I've heard about the author. Just like Attachments, I was also intrigued and it sounded good. The cover's also one of the ones that caught my eye, not gonna lie (and that did rhyme).

I read This is What Happy Looks Like by Jennifer E. Smith last Thursday and I really liked it ~added this to favorites shelf~ not too cheesy on the romance, great for summer read (we're close to summer here now) and it has bits of humor between the two main characters, too.

AMY & ROGER'S EPIC DETOUR BY MORGAN MATSON IS MY NEW FAVORITE YA CONTEMPORARY (not really, just one of my favorites but let's go with that). I read this first via-ebook last January and I really loved it. Then I got a physical copy and it was even more better: pictures, doodles and the playlists (in doodle-like form).

Also read via-ebook, but last year, are the first two books in the Blood of Eden trilogy by Julie Kagawa: The Immortal Rules and The Eternity Cure. My mind was having a debate whether to but the paperback editions (because the covers would match) or the hardcovers. But in the end, the hardcovers won and no regrets~ because when you take book 2's dust jacket, it looks like this. PRETTY.

And finally!! I FINALLY HAVE INTO THE STILL BLUE BY VERONICA ROSSI!! Though I'm not gonna read this until I get my physical copy of Through the Ever Night (book 2).

On kindle:

And that ends the haul.