Snagged @ The Library: Trying to hit my 25 YA in a Year Goal

Posted September 5th, 2014 by in Snagged @ The Library / 14 comments

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Snagged at The Library

Snagged @ The Library:

This week I snagged these books from Frisco Public Library, Plano Public Library, and The Colony Public Library. If you unsure of what kind of awesome things are offered by the library system please check out my post: Blogger Confession Library + Online Content = Greatness

I am moving this post to Fridays 🙂

Go see what The Book Nympho grabbed this week too!

Frisco Public Library:

Frisco Sept 5 2014

 

Plano Public Library:

Plano Sept 5 2014

 

The Colony Public Library: None this week! I didn’t get by there and all my online checkouts are on hold *sigh*

 

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Felicia is just your average gal from Texas that loves Audiobooks and Libraries with a passion! She can wine them, dine them, and love them forever. Her eclectic reading tastes include: Cozy Mysteries, Thrillers, Swoon-Worthy Romance of all kinds, Zombies, Urban Fantasy, Historical Fiction, and the occasional YA read.

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14 Responses to “Snagged @ The Library: Trying to hit my 25 YA in a Year Goal”

  3. Kristin @ My ParaHangover
    Twitter:

    Grimspace & Thorn of Glass – yay!!! I’m going to start ToG this week!! I own Grimspace but alas, it sits and collects dust 🙁

    Question: In all the libraries you’ve been in, how do they organize their fiction sections? Are they strictly alphabetical or do they break them out into genres? A librarian and I are fighting the battle we’ll never, ever win by wanting to break out a FEW genres from our collection: new adult and urban fiction (urban fiction was new to me!). Heaven forbid we break out our local history section from the rest of dewey/NF section. Our librarians are so stuck and rigid. Any help would be appreciated!!!! 😀

    btw, did you see the drama about Chelsea Cain last week? Funny stuff… :S
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  6. Melanie Simmons (@mlsimmons)
    Twitter:

    I know we tweeted about it, but I thought I would leave it here too (probably easier for you to find at a later date). I read Raised by Wolves by Jennifer Lynn Barnes. It is YA and I really enjoyed it. Human girl raised by werewolf pack. I know it is available as audio, but I haven’t tried it yet, so don’t know how good the narrator is. Good luck.
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  10. Jenny @ Supernatural Snark
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    Is that Throne of Glass I see Felicia?! Have you read The Assassin’s Blade (the 5 prequel novellas) yet? If not, I STRONGLY recommend starting there, I didn’t and struggled a touch with Throne of Glass because I didn’t understand where Celaena’s arrogance came from. After I did and I knew all that had happened leading up to Throne of Glass, I fell madly in love with her. Can’t wait to see what you think!
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    • Felicia S

      Nope! Some of them I checked out as new to me authors. I will try to get to them or just try the first 50 pages. I tend to check out way more than I will actually read as options. Sometimes I renew for a 2nd cycle 🙂

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