Showcase Sunday (18)

 

 Hosted by the lovely Books, Biscuits and Tea, the aim of Showcase Sunday is to highlight our newest books or book related swag and to see what everyone else received for review, borrowed from libraries, bought in bookshops and downloaded onto e-readers each week. 

 

FOR REVIEW:

~ Touch of Death by Kelly Hashway

(Thank you SO much to Spencer Hill Press! I've been waiting for this arc for ages now and I was convinced that it got lost in the mail. BUT yesterday I came home from school and found this baby! Currently reading and SO freaking good!)

Swag: 

Elixir postcard - I'm putting this will all my JLA stuff. :D

PODs bookmark

Minders bookmark

Cursed sticker

Touch of Death sticker

PODs sticker

Amarok sticker

Finn Finnegan tattoo       

 

~ Gravity by Melissa West 
(been waiting for this book for AGES. I've already read the early arc and loved loved it. Loved the main characters so much. Thank you to Entangled Teen!!! Review here!)


~ Down For The Count by Christine Bell
(thank you to Entangled Publishing! Will be reading this soon!)


~ Splintered by A.G. Howard
(from Netgalley. I didn't even know it's a retelling of Alice in Wonderland so I'm really excited to read this!)


~ Uses for Boys by Erica Lorainne Scheidt
(Possibly the worst book I've read this year. Review go up next week.Netgalley.) 

SWAG:

~ My Super Sweet Sixteenth Century by Rachel Harris swag 
(for the #Flirt Squad! :D My favourite is the pen! Thank you, Rachel! <3)

~ Dualed by Elsie Chapman bookmarks
(guys, I'm so excited for this book!! Thank you Elsie! They are so pretty! <3)

So, what did YOU guys get this week? Let me know what you think of my weekly haul and leave your links down below, I'll go and check them out! :)

 

Weekly Roundup!

Review- Flukes by Nichole Chase (here)

 Blog Tour: Who I Kissed by Janet Gurtler - guest post (here)

 Waiting On Wednesday: The Beautiful and the Cursed by Page Morgan (here)

Blog Tour: Gravity by Melissa West - review+guestpost (here)

Author & Character Interviews: Victoria Scott and Dante Walker (here)