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Would you look at that... this is the 50th Goddess Offering post, and this is my first Stacking the Shelves post for 2015. I might've been a little too caught up with other things that's why I rarely post. I will be more active in the blog in the next few weeks though! I've got some interesting things in store for my readers, so watch out for that! Stacking the Shelves hosted is by Tynga's reviews ! So leave a comment below and share your own haul! For review: Breaking the Rules (Pushing the Limits #1.5) by Katie McGarry Goodhouse by Peyton Marshall From Scholastic: Ignite (Defy #2) By Sara B. Larson Salt & Stone (Fire & Flood #2) by Victoria Scott Limited edition Mockingjay movie-tie in edition bookmark Scholastic desktop calendar Bought for the signing: The Retribution of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin Bought: Soulbound by Heather Brewer Because It Is My Blood by Gabrielle Zevin Unraveling Isobel by Eileen Cook Crewel by Gennifer Albin My Life Undecided by Jessi...

"What if in another universe, I loved you too?" That tagline just got to me enough to make me curious about this book. I'm glad I was able to read it! Interesting, fascinating, confusing and bittersweet. Title: Cities by Carla de Guzman Release Date: November 30th 2014 Published by: Midnight Books Buy: Amazon | Createspace Summary: Celia has dreams. She dreams of going to Seoul for that scholarship she never took, of leaving everything behind and moving to New York. In all those dreams, she finds herself attached to Benedict, the boy she has always loved, who didn’t love her back. Ben believes in parallel worlds. Worlds where the things you didn’t do come true—worlds where he went to London and fell in love with Celia, where he shows up on the day she needed him most. He believes that dreams are glimpses into that parallel world, and it’s not a coincidence that Celia’s been having them too. It’s the day of Ben’s wedding, in the middle of a typhoon in Manila. How wil...

Allow me to borrow that swear word often used in the book and use it in a sentence that will somehow express my feelings for this sequel, which I loved more than I ever did with Red Rising. That was bloodydamn amazing and traumatically painful . I just suffered full emotional carnage of the worst kind at the hands of this book, and I wouldn't have it any other way. And when I say carnage, it was like I opened a box that held all my emotions and Pierce Brown took everything, the joy, laughter, sadness, pain, surprise and ripped every single one of them into shreds. Title: Golden Son (Red Rising Trilogy #2) by Pierce Brown Release Date: January 6th 2015 Published by: Del Rey Source: Publisher (Thank you, Penguin Random House!) Buy: Amazon | Book Depository Summary: With shades of The Hunger Games , Ender’s Game , and Game of Thrones , debut author Pierce Brown’s genre-defying epic Red Rising hit the ground running and wasted no time becoming a sensation. Golden Son continues th...