Me on This Week's Book Week (109)

This Week's Book Week is rather similar to Stacking the Shelves hosted by Tynga's Reviews only with far more rambling and a less witty title. ;)

Yay for rain in the summer. I'm not looking forward to it, they're saying it's going to be hotter than normal with less rain than usual. Other people are happy, but I guess those people like going to the beach, have air conditioning, and don't have to mow their lawns in the blazing heat.

I hope everyone who made the trip down to Vegas for ALA is enjoying themselves. :) I heard it's supposed to be really hot this weekend, so remember to fan yourself with books to stay cool. ;)

I was watching 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' the other day with the family and discovered what a bizarre but funny movie it is, just like 'Moonrise Kingdom.' I would recommend both if you're looking for a movie that's funny and a bit weird but also very clever. Both are well-crafted stories with great actors.

Reviews for the coming week will feature Midnight Thief by Livia Blackburne (Monday) and Relax, I'm a Ninja by Natalie Whipple (Friday). On Tuesday, there will be a special cover reveal with a giveaway so be sure to stop by. :)

Bought/borrowed/reviewed:
The Shadow's Curse by Amy McCulloch (from Random House Canada)
Starbird Murphy and the World Outisde by Karen Finneyfrock (e-book borrowed from the library)
Eternal Night by Carina Adly MacKenzie (from Paper Lantern Lit through NetGalley)
The Last Changeling by Chelsea Pitcher (from Flux Books through NetGalley)