We spent some time at the bookstore this weekend and I was surprised at finding so many new books to add to my wish list. I don’t really look for new books as it’s all about Christmas this time of the year but I’m glad I wandered around the stacks. Here are some of the books that have made it on to my wish list.
- Ghost of a Chance by Amy Patricia Meade
- Queen of the Tambourine by Jane Gardam
- Eye Contact by Cammie McGovern
- Music Through the Floor by Eric Puchner
- Everything Must Go by Elizabeth Flock
If anyone has read these let me know what you thought.
As usual I also checked out the latest magazines and found out that The Rubber Stamper is no more. The current issue is the last one and next one they’ll be merging with another craft magazine. What a bummer. I play with rubber stamps and I enjoyed checking out this magazine as they always had some great articles on techniques and tools of the trade sort. Supposedly the new magazine will keep some of the same content format. I’ll be checking it out to see if that’s the case.
Anyway, now it’s off to curl up with my latest issue of Mystery Scene Magazine. I think another post on more books to add to the wish list will be coming up soon.
I’m going to check out the books on your list, and I’m sure some, if not all, of them will make it onto my list! Thanks 🙂
Eye Contact was an excellent book! I couldn’t put it down!
I’ll be curious to know what you think of Elizabeth Flock’s book. I really liked Me & Emma by the same author.
Gentle Reader – Have fun! Hope you find some books you might like 🙂
Katie – Ooh, good to know. It sounds like it’s a good page-turner. Thanks for letting me know.
Literary Feline – I remember seeing Me & Emma everywhere! I never picked it up but glad to hear you liked that one. I am going to see if my library has the new one.
liked Eye Contact – I’ve read a lot of the new fiction that features autistic characters and this is one of the better ones. My favorite of this “genre” if you could call it that is Daniel Isn’t Talking by Marti Lembach
loved Me & Emma by E. Flock – curious to see how Everything Must Go is.
Those are all new titles to me–I’ll have to check them out. Is the Rubber Stamper a Stampington magazine? If so, I liked that too.
litchick mel – Really? Oh this is interesting then. And, good to hear on Me & Emma. I wondered if that was a good book. I kept seeing it everywhere! 🙂
Danielle – Rubber Stamper believe it or not wasn’t a part of the Stampington group. It was a good one though. Next time I’m at the bookstore I’m going to look for Crafts & Things to see if it’s as good as it was.