THE MOST MASSIVE BOOK HAUL OF THE CENTURY.

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So it's obviously not the weekend, and I know it's Thursday, but who says that Stacking the Shelves is meant to only fall on Sundays? It's a beautiful time of the year! I am heading on vacation in seventeen days (to Mexico!) where I feel like I need a break. My second semester has started off toughly, and I need that me-time. (But that doesn't mean that I will not get schoolwork to take with me for the days I miss in between March Break. Egh.)

This is a HUGE haul since I haven't done one in a while. I am excited to share it with you all because (SO MANY ARE ARCS) I am obsessed with them all. Shall we begin? We certainly shall.

My Book Haul:

LOOK AT THIS. Before I get started, I would like to give a huge thank you to the following publishers for their review considerations (for some of the books of course): Simon and Schuster Canada, Raincoast Books, HarperTeen Canada, Merit Press, St. Martin's Press, Penguin Random House Canada and Hachette Canada! I LOVE YOU GUYS.

Let's narrow it down from here. Simon and Schuster have been amazing and sent me: Hot Pterodactyl Boyfriend by Alan Cumyn and The Last Boy and Girl in the World by Siobhan Vivian. They certainly look pleasing.

HarperTeen sent me Dreamology by Lucy Keating! I have been anticipating it for a long time and the cover is seriously stunning.

As for Raincoast Books, I was sent The A to Z of You and Me by James Hannah and This is the Story of You by Beth Kephart. THEY LOOK FABULOUS and contain a mix of everything I have anticipated.

St. Martin's Press came along with The Violinist of Venice by Alyssa Palombo, an adult historical romance that will hit the heart like all of the WWII ones I've read.

Penguin Random House were so sweet with Red Star Tattoo by Sonja Larsen and The City of the Lost by Kelley Armstrong! HARDCOVERS TOO!

Merit Press ALWAYS REMEMBERS ME! *giggles* The Heir and the Spare by Emily Albright made my day when I found it in the mail last month.

Hachette Canada! Dear Emma, The Immortals, The One That Got Away, The New Guy and Other Senior Year Distractions and The Loose Ends List gave me a huge surprise. *hearts, kisses*

Here are the ones I purchased myself: Return to Me and The Academié.

THIS WAS FABULOUS. THANK YOU ALL FOR LISTENING TO ME BRAG. JOKES. I WAS JUST SO HAPPY. LOVE YOU.