Stacking the Shelves #112

Posted March 24, 2018 by Carole in Stacking the Shelves / 62 Comments

I am really excited to participate in Stacking the Shelves, a weekly meme hosted by Tynga’s Reviews and Reading Reality.

My Life

This was a good week.  I was lucky enough to get to go to the Obisidio event last Saturday with my daughter and had a great time.  I spent most of my week at work trying to get caught up with everything since I have next week off.  I am so happy to officially be on vacation right now.  We are going to be very busy this coming week since we are tying to fit in a lot of college visits.  It is hard to believe that it is time to start making those kind of decisions.

Books for Review

Brief Cases by Jim Butcher (NetGalley)
Nothing Left to Burn by Heather Ezell (First to Read)

I love Harry Dresden so requesting Brief Cases was a no-brainer for me.  I can’t wait to start reading this collection of Dresden short stories.  I finally got around to downloading Nothing Left to Burn from First to Read and hope that I like it as much as some other bloggers have.
What books do you add to your shelves this week? 
Let me know in the comments and be sure to leave a link to your own STS post!

62 responses to “Stacking the Shelves #112

  1. That Obsidio signing was awesome!! Hey, did you by chance ask Amie what those three lines were that she had to add in? I totally forgot to do so in all the excitement when I got to their table!

    Good luck with the college visits as well! 🙂

    My STS will be up tomorrow, so stop by then if you can!

    Have a GREAT day!

    Old Follower 🙂

  2. Oh neat to go see the authors. Wishing you well on your college visits.

    I want to start the Harry Dresden series at some point.

    Have a great weekend, Carole!

  3. Glad you got to see Amie and Jay. I saw Amie and Meghan Spooner in January, and Amie is hilarious!

  4. I hope you have a wonderful vacation! Visiting colleges . . . That brings back memories. 🙂 Someday I imagine Mouse and I will be doing that as well. That is so cool that you got to go to the Obisidio event! I am looking forward to Brief Cases too. 🙂 I hope you have a great week, Carole!

  5. It looks like you and your daughter had a great time. You look so much alike – both beautiful. Have fun on your college visits. I think my parents sent me on mine alone – well, my best friend went too. Hope you enjoy your week off!

  6. Ooh an Obsidio signing! How fun. Enjoy your vacation and good luck with the college stuff. I have that coming up too in just a few years… hard to believe. 🙂

  7. Awesome picture! Good luck with the college visits. It feels like forever ago since I had to drive all over for that. Is you daughter going for an performing arts program? I remember having to drive all over the place for portfolio reviews. If that is her route, then you'll have auditions too. Nothing Left to Burn looks fabulous. They actually had some great books through First to Read, but the format is a struggle. I am just going to hope my library gets the books, because Penguin already mass rejected all my DRC requests.

    • My daughter want to be a band teacher so we are looking for a school that has a great music program and hopefully a marching band since she really wants to continue with that if possible. First to Read is a good program but I do wish that I could get the books on my kindle. I have a 10" Samsung tablet that works well for it otherwise, I honestly wouldn't mess with it. Sometimes the books just don't seem to want to work and end up being unreadable.

  8. Anonymous

    The event sounds amazing! Kids grow up so fast don’t they?! Have a great Sunday!

  9. That is so cool that you got to meet Amie and Jay! I wish I could have gone to one of their tour stops. OMG, you and your daughter look exactly alike. 😀 I hope you enjoy all of your new books!

    Have a great week, Carole. =)

    Alyssa @ The Eater of Books!

    • My daughter is a junior and it is really not too early to start looking. Early applications are usually due during the first semester of senior year. My daughter is so busy with marching band at the beginning of the year we need to have a plan in place before things get crazy.

  10. College visits! How exciting and bittersweet. I do imagine you have a crazy week ahead of you. I really need to read some of the Dresden books. I've heard raves about the series but have never read even one.