Bk15 in my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul (🤫) is another NF, this one is pretty self explanatory. Every chapter has trees from a specific part of the world, eg: the americas, Asia, Oceania etc. The illustrations are beautiful & you can see the passion of the author in his descriptions of each tree & it‘s characteristics. Highly interesting & full of facts.🌳 #saveourforests
Bk14 of my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul (yes, I know I have a problem) is the 1st book in the Cromwell series by Mantel. I think I‘m one of the few that hasn‘t read it yet, I‘m not usually a huge historical fiction reader, especially set so far back, but I enjoyed Shadow Of Night by Deborah Harkness which is set in the same time period so I thought I‘d give it a go. Plus the hubby bought it for me for my birthday, bless him.
Bk13 of my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul is this Waterstones exclusive edition of Sarah.J.Maas new novel. I‘m sure everyone knows what it‘s about by now, demons, fallen angels and other supernatural creatures. Just feast your eyes on its beauty!😍
Bk12 of my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul (don‘t judge me🤦🏻♀️) is another NF, a true crime about a Native American woman‘s search for the killer of a white oil worker on her reservation in North Dakota. Lissa Yellow Bird is released from prison to find her home corrupted by oil wealth with an increase in violence & addiction. When an oil worker goes missing she becomes determined to find out what happened against overwhelming opposition.
Bk11 of my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul is the 2nd book in the Sixth World Series. The continuing adventures of Dinè monster hunter Maggie Hoskie has reviews calling it better than the 1st novel which won & was nominated for several awards. I‘m trying to avoid blurbs etc as I haven‘t started the series yet, but I have high hopes for this.
Bk10 of my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul is the 1st book in a dystopian series set in North America. After a supernatural disaster destroys most of America in the 21st century, Navajo monster slayer Maggie Hoskie must navigate a world of monsters and gods after her grandmother is murdered by witches. It combines fantasy with Native American folklore and sounds fascinating.
Bk9 of my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul is the latest ‘Rowly Sinclair‘ novel by Sulari Gentill. EDIT: sorry about that! I fell asleep in the middle of posting this
Bk8 of my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul (yes I know I‘m just adding to my #MountTBRShelvesOfDoom but it makes me happy in a world gone mad) is this NF about the treasures found in the tidal mud of the Thames River in London. I‘ve always been a history buff, it was one of my fave subjects in school & I‘m envious & fascinated by the relics of it found in countries like England that are so much older than Australia. Can‘t wait to read this.👍
Bk7 of my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul is this slim volume about witches & the supernatural and what happens to them when fear and superstitions are aroused. Mistress Gideon is a witch, all her neighbours know & she‘s been good to them. But when a shapeshifter goes rogue, Gideon and her fellow non-humans are targeted for torture & the fires. I‘m sure this won‘t be a happy read but it‘ll be intense.
Bk6 of my #MarchBookHaul & #BirthdayBookHaul is the 1st book to Gibson‘s latest, Agency. I preordered a signed copy of Agency after loving Neuromancer, not realising there was a prequel of sorts. It has a lot of the same characters apparently, even though it‘s not officially a series. And I managed to find a copy that matches my library walls! I‘m hoping it‘s another winner, he writes the most convoluted detailed SF, which I think is fabulous🧬
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