Extra! Extra! is my weekend post featuring brand new additions to my TBR pile as well as a summary of what's new on the blog.
This weekend I'm linking to Stacking the Shelves @ Tynga's Reviews and/or to Sunday Post hosted by Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer.
GIVEAWAYS YOU CAN ENTER:
You can enter Hot Off the Presses by linking reviews of November books or commenting on linked reviews.
I'll have great new giveaways coming up in December!
NEW BOOKS:
The Distance Between Lost and Found by Kathryn Holmes (Harper, February 2015)
Magonia by Maria Dahvana Headley (Harper, April 2015)
Finding Paris by Joy Preble (Balzer + Bray, April 2015)
What's new with you? Is there anyone who celebrates American Thanksgiving and has new recipes for me to try? I can't make good stuffing to save my life...
Oooh Magonia and Finding Paris both sound AMAZING! Let me know what you think of them when you finish them!
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Will do!
DeleteI love the cover for Magonia! It's so cool.
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Yes -- I have a Pinterest board of feather covers and I need to add that one!
DeleteI'm curious about The Distance Between Lost and Found. That title is so deep. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great week, Jen!
It sounds good!
DeleteI got Magonia too! I'm SO SO excited to get to that one. I was intrigued when I read the blurb. I think it'll be several months until I get to it though...I am finishing my Oct/nov galleys and arcs still lol >.<
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend
Ha -- I've moved to December. Finally!
DeleteFINDING PARIS?! Okay. I need that book. Mostly just because I personally would like to find Paris and live there. And eat all the chocolate and croissants and coffee. But hey...reading the book would be awesome too. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWe're not American, but we do have half American relatives and soooo we do have Thanksgiving! My mum makes a gorgeous pumpkin pie despite being Australian/Italian instead of American. lol ;-)
It's funny that Thanksgiving features foods that people claim to love but usually only cook once a year.
DeletePumpkin pie (with whipped cream) is one of those things that sounds like it would be completely disgusting, yet it really works. I don't usually make it, because no one in my family likes it but me.
Haven't heard of these books. Will check them out on Goodreads!
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Thanks for stopping by :)
DeleteLove the cover on The Distance Between Lost and Found!
ReplyDeleteAnd I am not the best cook but I find if I have a good recipe and follow it to the letter I am ok for the holidays....either that or my family is too nice!
Magonia sounds great, hope you enjoy and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the new books! I hope they're as good as they look. ;)
ReplyDeleteI got Magonia and Pinding Paris too, they sound really good. enjoy your books Jen!
ReplyDeleteCool books!
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