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 I'm linking up with Mailbox Monday again! 

I was sure I wouldn't have a book haul post this week but I found some great deals on ebooks and I couldn't resist!  One was only $0.99 and the other $1.99; how could I say no that?!  I work at a university and the Fall semester starts tomorrow so things have been super busy for me.  I'm taking a Russian class this fall so it will be interesting to see how much reading I'll be able to get done over the next few months.

Purchased (ebooks):



What books did you get this week?

Comments

  1. It's hard to pass up some of the ebook sales, isn't it? Good luck with the Russian course!

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  2. Enjoy your return to classes and your new books. I love book deals!

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  3. I've heard good things about The Farm. Hope you love it and all the rest of your books.

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  4. Liked both your historical fiction reads. Both look very good.

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  5. I haven't read The Farm but I read Child 44 by the same author which was very good. I hope you enjoy it. Here's my MM.

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  6. Learning Russian should be a challenge but a very good one.

    The Farm looks good. I love the covers and the prices of your e-books.

    ENJOY all of your books and your reading week.

    Elizabeth
    Silver's Reviews
    My Mailbox Monday

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  7. Oh, I can't resist those e-book bargains, either. In fact, the .99 and 1.99 books get to me faster than the freebies...I don't know why.

    Enjoy! And The Farm looks interesting, too. Have a great semester with your books...and that Russian one. Dare I ask? When I was in college, I spent one summer working and reading Russian novels.

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  8. What an odd cover for The Farm!

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