Many thanks to Marcia at The Printed Page for hosting Mailbox Monday every week!It is so much fun to see what everyone is getting in the mail.
Thanks for taking the time to visit ~ I just love hearing from you! Please let me know if you have read any of these books - I'd love to hear how you liked them!! :)
Here are the books that came into my house last week:
I'd also like to say special thanks to Cathy of Kittling Books who inspired me to get rid of more books than I received last week! I sent out 42 books to new homes, and received 18 - Yikes! Yes - 18 . . . keep in mind that 13 of the 18 are for special upcoming projects! :)
From Gryphon House Books, which is a wonderful publisher of early childhood books:
The Encyclopedia of Infant and Toddler Activities edited by Kathy Charner, Maureen Murphy and Charlie Clark
First Art by MaryAnn F. Kohl with Renee Ramsey and Dana Bowman
Games to Play with Babies by Jackie Silberg
Games to Play with Two Year Olds by Jackie Silberg
Games to Play with Toddlers by Jackie Silberg
From Meadowbrook Press, another wonderful publisher with a wonderful selection of books pertaining to early childhood development (along with many other subjects like parenting, humor, etc):
Baby Bites by Bridget Swinney
Healthy Food for Healthy Kids by Bridget Swinney
The Siblings' Busy Book by Trish Kuffner
The Toddler's Busy Book by Trish Kiffner
For my other books:
A Homemade Life by Molly Wizenberg - Non-Fiction / Memoir - Cold request - She actually lives here in Washington!!
The Only True Genius in the Family by Jennie Nash - Fiction - Shelf Awareness Contest
Santa Olivia ARC by Jacqueline Carey - Fiction / Fantasy - Many thanks to the publisher who sent me a review copy!
Summer on Blossom Street ARC by Debbie Macomber - Fiction - Shelf Awareness
The Twilight Saga Collection Box Set by Stephanie Meyer - Yes!! All four of the currently published books in one beautiful set! If you loved the movie, you will love the books even more!! :)
What to do on the Worst Day of Your Life by Brian Zahnd - Non-Fiction / Christian / Part of a WildCard Tour
What was in your mailbox last week??
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Wow! You had quite a week! I was hoping to get The Only True Genius... but haven't yet and I love Debbie Macomber. I did read the Twilight series and liked it. I didn't love it but I probably would have if I was a teenager. I didn't get many last week but they look like fun. My list is here. Hope you have a great week!
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ReplyDeleteGreat week you had :)
ReplyDeleteMy first ever mailbox Monday so I am looking at blogs :)
Did read Twilight, and the 1st book was cute, the last one ok. Can't call her a great author but they are fun to read.
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Wow! Excellent week! I have the first three Twilight books, but haven't read them yet. I didn't even see the movie yet. They do look wonderful, though.
ReplyDeleteWow! Lucky you! Good thing you made room by sending so many out. You received such a good variety. My mailbox is up.
ReplyDeleteHoly penguins! What a week you had. I'd like to get that Debbie Macomber one too. You must have had a busy week wrapping books up for shipment.
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Now that is a list of books that entered your home!!! Enjoy them :-)
ReplyDeletewow 18 in one week! o my...you are getting as bad as I am! Happy Reading...here's my mailbox: http://savvyverseandwit.blogspot.com/2009/03/mailbox-monday-21.html
ReplyDeleteThat's a heck of a list. I'm looking forward to the Debbie Macomber book
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for recommending my book, First Art. If someone wants to see sample pages from the book, go to my website, and then to "Free Activities".
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I have sample pages from all of the books I have written so people can try them out.
I love your blog! Good job!
MaryAnn Kohl
author
PS I have a new book you might like...in FULL COLOR!!!...called "Great American Artists for Kids".
You certainly had quite a haul last week, Wendi--and congratulations on the 42 OUT!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to have the Twilight boxed set...lucky you!
ReplyDeleteWow, you got rid of 42 books? Good for you! I'm looking forward to your review of The Only True Genius in the Family (which I reviewed recently). Happy reading!
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ReplyDeleteYou sent out 42 books????!!! WoW!!
ReplyDeleteYour mailbox was full of wonderful stuff!! I saw several books that I would love to get my hands on...especially A Homemade Life and the Only True Genius...look forward to your reviews!
Wow - what a haul! I also got Jennie Nash's book :)
ReplyDeleteYou got some great books! I can't believe you sent out 42 books in one week - wow! Thanks for visiting my blog earlier :)
ReplyDeleteWow! What a week. I'm jealous of the early childhood books; look like good ones.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic haul of books!! Enjoy reading them.
ReplyDeleteI have only read the first book in the Twilight series - but enjoyed it very much. I need to get the other books.
I haven't tried Debbie Macomber yet - but I do have a bunch of her books in my TBR pile.
Thanks for visiting my blog!!!
That's an amazing lot of books. So many great ones for kids.
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous of the fact that you got 18 books sent to you in just one week!
ReplyDeleteMind you I don't envy you having to package up another 42 and as for the postage costs ... well that must have cost you an absolute fortune to send all those out.
I just saw that you said you hadn't read any of Tess Gerritsen's books yet - I can only recommend them!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm very impressed that you got rid of more than you took in. You had another great week!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by the mailbox this week. You had a great book week. Enjoy! 'Palace Circle' is yours and should be there in a week or two.
ReplyDeleteBoy, you sure gave a lot away. Now you have room for more books. ;P I probably should start finding homes for some of my books, but I have a hard time parting with them.
ReplyDeleteYou had a busy week book-wise, lots of variety. Happy reading!
--Anna
Diary of an Eccentric