Stacking the Shelves #7

Stacking The Shelves is hosted by Tynga of Tynga's Reviews and, as of May 2017, co-hosted by Marlene of Reading Reality. This meme is about sharing the books you are adding to your physical or virtual shelves. This means you can include books you buy in a physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and, of
course, ebooks! You can learn more about this meme by visiting the official launch page.

With minimal storage available for books, most of my reading material comes from the library or the purchase/free downloads of ebooks and sometimes through NetGalley. Occasionally I purchase a print book for my very small bookshelf (actually it's a cramped area under the stairs), but I tend to reserve space here for "keepers".

It's been a while since I've participated in this meme, last year in fact, so I was very pleased to see that it was still available. Here are the books that have come into my house during July (from various sources):


E-books just added (I took advantage of the Dunkirk Week Epic WWII Book Sale)
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  1. Ronyell (a.k.a. Rabbitearsblog)23 July, 2017 12:38

    Wow! That's a lot of great books you got there! I hope you enjoy them all!

    Here’s my Stacking the Shelves!

    Ronyell @ Rabbit Ears Book Blog

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  2. Danica @ Shelves of Spines24 July, 2017 01:14

    Wow. I haven't heard of any of these but it looks like a lot of them are historical fiction which is right up my alley. I too have limited storage so most of my books are electronic! I hope you enjoy all your books :)

    Danica @ Shelves of Spines
    My STS

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    1. Yvonne24 July, 2017 15:52

      I mainly read historical fiction. Occasionally I'll read other genres. Thank you,I'm looking forward to reading them all but know I'll have a difficult time choosing which one first!

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  3. Helen24 July, 2017 05:29

    What a great selection of books! I'm pleased to see The Far Pavilions amongst them, as that's one of my favourite historical fiction novels. I also have a copy of Crimson and Bone which I'm hoping to read soon.

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    1. Yvonne24 July, 2017 16:07

      I'm enjoying the Shadow of the Moon, so I had to add The Far Pavilions to my haul. I can't believe I haven't read it. I'm looking forward to Crimson and Bone. I hope we both enjoy it.

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  4. Alyssa24 July, 2017 12:55

    Phew! You did good! That's a lot of books. I sense a historical fiction theme. :D This week, I also got a historical fiction novel. I hope you enjoy all of your new books, Yvonne!

    Have a fabulous week. =)

    Check out my STS post!

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    1. Yvonne24 July, 2017 16:12

      Thanks, Alyssa Susanna. It seems a lot of books, but that's my total haul for July. I'm a historical fiction addict, so 99.9% of my reading is historical fiction.

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  5. Barb25 July, 2017 02:04

    Wow, a lot of these look good. I'm going to have to check some of them out. Hope you enjoy them all.

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    1. Yvonne25 July, 2017 08:24

      Thanks, Barb. I hope you get to read some of them too.

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  6. Jovita @ Inky Impressions25 July, 2017 11:53

    I just started following you on Goodreads, because I do enjoy reading historical fiction among other genres, but I'm always on the lookout for something new. I'm definitely going to look at the books in your Victorian England‎ shelf. I hope you enjoy all your new reads and have a wonderful day :)

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    1. Yvonne26 July, 2017 07:56

      Thank you for following me. I hope you find something to your taste on my shelves. If you haven't read it, Amy Snow by Tracy Rees is a wonderful read set in Victorian England.

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