Stacking the Shelves: Week Eight is Great

Stacking the Shelves is a weekly Saturday book meme from Tynga's Reviews, all about sharing the books you've added to your shelves over the course of the week.

Thank goodness I've actually been getting some reading done lately... mainly because I've realized that my attendance record in my Psych lectures has been improving, as long as I remember to bring my Kindle to class with me! Aren't you proud, Dad? 

And yet, most of my purchases this past week haven't been on my Kindle, thanks to a very forgiving Mom and an hour spent wandering around inside my favorite secondhand bookstore in Tacoma, King's Books! Nine new novels, all for under $50 (I'm a very thrifty person; Lord knows my bookish habits are expensive). And I already know that this haul is going to be a light one, as opposed to next week's, when I take a trip down to Portland, OR... Powell's, HERE I COME. 

FROM KING'S BOOKS

Gregory Macguire's Wicked

Steve Martin's An Object of Beauty

Carlos Ruiz Zafon's The Angel's Game

Suzanne Young's The Program

Nurakami's Norwegian Wood

Joseph J. Ellis' Founding Fathers: The Revolutionary Generation

The Second Common Reader: Virginia Woolf

The Viking Portable Library: D. H. Lawrence

Agatha Chritie's The Hollow

FOR KINDLE

Ania Ahlborn's The Neighbors

Adelle Waldman's New Year's: Nathaniel P. As Seen Through the Eyes of His Friend Aurit

What did you stack your shelves with this week?