Added to GoodReads is a weekly feature where I discuss and share some of the new books that have been added to my TBR, as well as the awesome book bloggers who have shared their thoughts and reviews.

I’m still catching up on a lot of blog following, but I’m getting there!

• Alice by J.M. Sullivan – I didn’t see this one on the blogosphere, but got it for free from BookBub. An Alice in Wonderland retelling set in a dystopian world with zombies? Could be fun.
• The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin – Another one that I did not get from the blogs, but from my husband. The author is on the alumni page for his alma mater (Grinnell College), so he’s sort of friends with her. I don’t know much about it, but it sounds pretty good from the description.
• A Very Large Expanse Of Sea by Tahereh Mafi – I haven’t read any of Tahereh Mafi’s books, although I’ve seen her at YallFest several times and her Shatter Me series is on my TBR. According to this review from Chrissi Reads, I need to also check out her contemporary work as well.
• Branded by Abi Ketner & Missy Kalicicki – I love finding books and authors that I had never heard of before, which is the case with this one, courtesy of this great review by Michelle at First Book Love.
• The Pale Ones by Bartholomew Bennett – Another author and book that is completely new to me, although this appears to be a shorter length, maybe more of a novella. Check out this blog tour post by Jules at One More Word.

That will do it for this week’s post! If you have any recommendations or have seen any wonderful reviews that you would like to share as well, please leave them in comments!

Added to GoodReads is a weekly feature where I talk about the new books I have discovered and highlight some of the wonderful bloggers who have shared them. Unfortunately, due to some of the issues I was having last week, I haven’t been keeping up with reading other blogs as much as I want to. I still love all of you! I promise! Real life is just getting in my way.

Instead, I wanted to share some of the books that I have found from other sources or other recommendations. As things settle down a bit, I am hoping to get back to checking in more regularly.

• The Bone Charmer by Breeana Shields – I was lucky enough to get approved for a book tour on this one. It’s coming out next month. A YA fantasy, which you know I really enjoy.
• Romanov by Nadine Brandes – This is one that I asked to review for NetGalley, but unfortunately, I was turned down. Still, this one looks really good, sort of a fantasy retelling of the story of Anastasia. And I do love that movie, so I have high hopes.
• Her Crown of Fire by Renee April – I was lucky enough to get to participate in the cover reveal for this one, which you can see here in case you missed it. The cover is really, really pretty, although we have to wait until November to read this one.
• The Circle: Taken by Sage Sask – This one I do get to review for Rockstar Book Tours, so I am excited about that. Looks like it’s a YA dystopian sort of thing, which is super fun. Look for that review later this month.
• Becoming the Witch by J.M. Davies – Another review copy that I got, this time courtesy of Xpresso Book Tours. This looks to be a prequel to the Rise of Orion series, which I know nothing about except that it’s a paranormal romance series. This review will be up sometime in June, although I’m not sure when.

I think that’s it as far as new books. Again, I’m sorry that I’m not doing a normal AtG post today – you all know how much I love to give shout outs to my fellow book bloggers – but hopefully next week will be back to normal. Or at least what passes for normal around here!

Happy Monday and Happy April! Added to Goodreads is a weekly feature where I highlight the books that I found out about the previous week and the bloggers and websites where I found them.

• The Kingdom of Copper by S.A. Chakraborty – This is actually book #2 in a trilogy, but you can read a great review of it posted by Angelica at The Book Cover Girl, as well as a link to her review of book #1.
• The Winter Sister by Megan Collins – I’ve seen this book around a few places but you should definitely check out this review posted by Cris at The Biblio Blonde.
• The Liar’s Daughter by Megan Cooley Peterson – I’ve started following a bunch of new bloggers, which is always fun because I get to find people who like the same weird stuff I do. Like books about cults. Check out this Waiting on Wednesday post by Mari at Musings of a Book Girl.

I’ve also gotten two new ebooks from BookBub. If you haven’t heard of BookBub before, be sure to check it out. It will change your life.

• Reap by Casey L. Bond – This sounds like a really cool dystopian story, and you know how much I love those!
• Frontier Justice by Arthur T. Bradley – Another dystopian novel, but with more of a western feel? From what I can see? Sounds a bit different from what I usually read.

If you’ve found some really good books or read some good reviews this past week, please let me know! I love to find new stuff!

Hello friends and Happy Monday!

Added to GoodReads is a weekly feature where I tell you about the books I have added to my never ending GoodReads TBR and the bloggers who recommended them.

• Sky Without Stars by Jessica Brody and Joanne Rendell – I found out about this book on this blog tour post just posted by Stephanie at Adventures Thru Wonderland. A sci-fi retelling of Les Mis?? I’m down!
• I Have Lost My Way by Gayle Forman – I have loved Gayle Forman ever since seeing her at YallFest for the first time. I read If I Stay in less than a day because I couldn’t put it down. This new book, reviewed here by Chrissi Reads, also sounds really good.
• Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah – I have been trying to break out of the typical books/genres that I read. This story sounds really beautiful, especially after reading this glowing review at Ashes Books & Bobs.
• Starswept by Mary Fan – This one was not found around the blogosphere, but I snagged a free ebook copy from BookBub. It sounds interesting and the cover is gorgeous!

Please let me know if you have added any new books to your TBR last week, or if you read an amazing review and want to share it! Also, it appears that over the weekend, I managed to hit 400 followers! Wow! I never expected this blogging thing to go so well! Thanks you guys!

Added to GoodReads is a weekly feature where I share the books I have discovered over the past week and highlight some of my fellow book bloggers. Check these out!

• Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman – I had never heard of this book or this author, but it is apparently getting quite a bit of hype, as well as a movie adaptation starring Reese Witherspoon. Check out this excellent review posted by Chrissi Reads.
• The Bird King by G. Willow Wilson – This book, just released last week, was described as a mix of historical fiction with fantastical elements, which sounds amazing. Check out this enthusiastic review from Yvo at It’s All About Books.
• Where the Forest Meets the Stars by Glendy Vanderah – Another new release from this month, highlighted in this post by Jennifer at Tar Heel Reader as part of their blog tour.
• When the Sky Fell on Splendor by Emily Henry – I have to admit, I first fell in love with this title. It’s awesome! Also awesome: this review by Rants and Raves of a Bibliophile.
• Where I End and You Begin by Preston Norton – This is not one that I found through the blogs, but another ARC I got approved for from NetGalley! It comes out June 4th, so be on the lookout for a review around that time.

That’s it for this week! Have you found any new books you’d like to share? Or read some excellent reviews that you want other people to see? Let me know!

Hello and Happy Monday!

Added to GoodReads is a weekly feature where I share the new books I have found over the past week and highlight some of my fellow bloggers for their excellent recommendations.

Only two today, as I did not have as much time last week as I usually do.

• The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert – This book sounds like a story of gruesome fairy tales come to life. The cover art is really beautiful too. I first saw this book featured in this review by Alison In Bookland. She said in her review that it might not be for everyone, but if you like dark and twisted stuff (which y’all know I do), it might be just what you’re looking for.
• The Quiet at the End of the World by Lauren James – Another genre I love is dystopian sci-fi. This book seems like a really good one, according to this review by Marie @ Drizzle and Hurricane Books. The story sounds fantastic and Marie gives it a pretty glowing recommendation.

That’s it for today. Are there any other books you’re looking at this week? Any reviews that you thought were outstanding? Be sure to let me know!

Good morning and happy Monday! I am having a bit of a rough morning, not gonna lie. The brain is not wanting to wake up – I think it wants another weekend!

On Mondays, I like to share the new books that I heard about during the previous week, as well as highlight some of the wonderful bloggers in the community.

• The Grace Year by Kim Liggett – I had never heard of this book or this author, but the description sounds like a really interesting YA dystopia, and y’all know how much I love those! Check out this Waiting on Wednesday post from Rants and Raves of a Bibliophile for more information and to see the gorgeous cover art!
• You Asked For Perfect by Laura Silverman – I heard about this book from Marie at Drizzle & Hurricane Books. She shared a great interview with the author and also a review of the book itself. This one comes out tomorrow!
• The Sin Soldiers by Tracy Auerbach – Another book I had never heard of until I saw Jenicide By Bibliophile’s post revealing the cover art. And what cover art! You really need to go over to her blog and check this one out. This book won’t be out until July, so a bit of a wait.
• The Pumilio Child by Judy McInerney – One thing I absolutely love about being a book blogger is finding books that I never would have seen otherwise. I probably would never have seen this book if not for this review posted by Yvo at It’s All About Books.
• Daisy Jones and the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid – This book sounds like all those music and band documentaries I used to watch as a kid, just in book form. Check out this review posted by Jennifer at The Tarheel Reader.

That’s it for this week! If you’ve found a new book and want to share it, please let me know in comments.