Mailbox Monday (March 8)

I haven’t been receiving very many books for review recently (which is just as well, since I haven’t been reviewing many books either!), but this week I got four books in the mail: The Sandman: Endless Nights by Neil Gaiman, which was a BBAW scavenger hunt win (except the person who was supposed to send me this book never did, so Ana aka Nymeth at things mean a lot sent it to me instead—thanks, Ana!); The Virgin of Small Plains by Nancy Pickard, which I won from Michele at A Reader’s Respite; The Russian Dreambook of Color and Flight by Gina Ochsner, which was sent to me by Houghton Mifflin; and Piece by Piece: Stories about Fitting into Canada edited by Teresa Toten, which was sent to me by Penguin Canada.

I also went to a church book sale with Tina (Bookshipper) last Friday and really lucked out. For $2.50, I bought:

• Life Notes: Personal Writings by Contemporary Black Women edited by Patricia Bell-Scott
• Dropped Threads 2: More of What We Aren’t Told edited by Carol Shields and Marjorie Anderson
• The Eloquent Essay: An Anthology of Classic and Creative Nonfiction edited by John Loughery
• Till We Meet Again by Lesley Pearse (I nearly forgot this one!)
  
• Pale as the Dead by Fiona Mountain
• The Sirens Sang of Murder by Sarah Caudwell

Finally, Tina gave me Unravelled by Robyn Harding as well as four pairs of knitting needles she got for a quarter at a church sale!

What did you find in your mailbox this past week? For other Mailbox Monday posts, head over to Marcia’s blog, The Printed Page.