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Goddess Offerings (48) / Stacking the Shelves (30)

So how is everyone? I am neck deep in planning for and helping out in various bookish events until the end of the year (Marie Lu signing, Filipino Reader Conference, Lang Leav signing, Bloggers Christmas party) so I might be neglecting my blog a bit, but I promise to be back once the craziness is over! In the meantime, here are the books that I got the past few weeks.


Stacking the Shelves hosted is by Tynga's reviews! So leave a comment below and share your own haul!


For review:

The Orphan Queen by Jodi Meadows (ARC)
A Wicked Thing by Rhiannon Thomas (ARC)
Lies We Tell Ourselves by Robin Talley
A Song for Ella Grey by David Almond
The Blood of Olympus by Rick Riordan
State of Grace by Hilary Badger
Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater (ARC) (not in picture)

Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas *

If you notice, this is my second copy of Crown of Midnight. Postal services in my country's really driving us people who order books online crazy. (It's always like this whenever Christmas season is near!) This is a duplicate, as my first copy of Crown of Midnight got resent. Somewhere, someone made a mistake and this got sent to me instead. Not complaining though.

Thanks very much HarperCollins International, MIRA Ink, Hachette UK, Scholastic Philippines, Penguin Teen Australia and Hardie Grant Egmont!

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