
The April theme for Six for Sunday, hosted by A Little But a Lot is Taking on the TBR pile and today’s prompt is for Recent additions to your TBR pile. I do love having a physical copy of a book, although I have found myself getting more e-books recently. I used to get my books from a book shop, so it is taking them longer to arrive now that they are coming through the post! The last six books I’ve added to my TBR pile include 5 physical copies and one e-book.

I haven’t read any Melinda Salisbury books yet, nor do I read very many adult books but this one interested me so I thought I’d try it to see what I think.

I love the cover of this one and having read and loved The Unadoptables about a group of orphans, I thought I’d read another story centred on a group of orphans – this one sounds like a great mystery.

I love spooky stories and this one sounds like a great mystery – and there’s a talking stag head and bear rug which captured my interest.

This was actually the last book I bought in a bookshop – a signed copy! I adored the first book, and this one was just as wonderful with old friends and new: a truly magical, heart-warming, humorous adventure.

This one sounds like a darker read for older children – might be one to read in daylight as I’m very easily spooked!

I haven’t read Nicola’s book Bloom yet, but I just had to get this one as the premise absolutely captured me – think I will read this one very shortly.
Have you read any of these? What books have you recently added to your TBR pile?
These all look wonderful!! *rushes to add to TBR pile the size of Everest*
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I’m glad I’m not the only one with a ridiculously large TBR pile! 😀
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Okay, wow. I am total book-cover-judger and I am obsessed with some of these. Even your short little blurbs have got me hooked. I think I need to find out what Orla and the Serpent’s Curse is about and The House on Hoarder Hill. Thanks for sharing! I love following your blog!
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I think middle-grade books have some of the best covers! Think you’ve chosen the two spookiest books! Thank you- that’s very kind! 💚
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I hope you get to read them all soon!
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Me too!
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Ooh, I don’t km w Orla but if its older-end and dark I’m there, look forward to seeing what you think! Interested in your thoughts on Holding Back the Tide too. I have Vengeance and Valour though it’s not top of my pile. And you know I loved both Starfell books – you’ll love book two!
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I’ll let you know re Orla! I think Lily really enjoyed Vengeance & Valour. Have you read Holding Back the Tide? I don’t read very many adult books anymore but this one captured my interest! Someone also recommended Melmoth today – have you read it?
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She did which is usually a good sign but it’s not grabbed me in itself. Hoping it’ll do a Starfell and pleasantly surprise me!
No, I haven’t read it but I often think I should try one of her books, I know Charlotte is a huge fan and we often have similar tastes too.
I haven’t read Melmoth as I read her first book Essex Serpent and found it a bit of a chore with not much reward. That said it was hugely popular and book of the year on work so I’m clearly in the minority!!
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I really need to try to read some of my NetGalley ARCS but I think I’ll also try Hold Back the Tide soon! I’ve reserved an audible version of Melmoth on Borrowbox to see what I think and, if I like it, I’ll get the book. I’ve read some mixed reviews of it!
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It’s another I’ll be interested to see what you think of at any rate!
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These are all books I want to read too-
And am waiting on several too!!!
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Ooh, I see three titles I will probably have to add my TBR, haha (The House on Hoarder Hill, Orla and the Serpent’s Curse, and Storm).
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I couldn’t resist these!
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