So Many Books, So Little Time: Friday Finds- July 31, 2009

Friday, July 31, 2009

Friday Finds- July 31, 2009

Here are my finds for the week:

Angels Lie- Melissa De La Cruz

Dreaming Anastasia: A Novel of Love, Magic, and the Power of Dreams- Joy Preble

Moonstone- Marilee Brothers

I'm So Happy For You-Lucinda Rosenfeld

It Sucked and then I Cried- Heather B. Armstrong

The Uninvited- Tim Wynne-Jones

Falling Out of Fashion-Karen Yampolsky

Bird in Hand- Christina Baker Kline

T he Seven Rays- Jessica Bendinger

Stolen-Lucy Christopher

3 comments:

Vivienne said...: Some fabulous finds there. So many I haven't heard of. Shall have to investigate.; July 31, 2009 at 4:02 PM
PopinFresh said...: Dreaming Anastasia sounds really good. I've always been interested in Baba Yaga, she's scary, but interesting, and this book looks like a lot of fun.

~ Popin; July 31, 2009 at 4:22 PM
Joy said...: Thanks for the shout out for Dreaming Anastasia, purplg8r! and PopinFresh, I'll be posting about Baba Yaga today or tomorrow at http://joysnovelidea.blogspot.com as I do a series of special teaser posts during my countdown to release day on 9/1!; August 2, 2009 at 12:56 PM

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