It’s been weeks since I’ve done a MM post, so I’m afraid I might be forgetting a few of the books that have crossed my doorstep in the last month or so. Anyway, there are the four I do remember...
First, I received two books from my Canadian Bookshelf contest win: Breakfast with Cora: An Autobiography by Cora Tsouflidou (translated by Dawn M. Cornelio) and Last Night in Montreal by Emily St. John Mandel. (The latter is a book I’ve already read and reviewed.)
Next, my mother gave me a book of poetry, The Unsettled: New Poems by Mona Fertig. I also received a review copy of Wherever You Go by Joan Leegant for my next read-along with Carrie at Books and Movies.
What did you find in your mailbox this past week? For other Mailbox Monday posts, head over to Amused by Books.
I'm interested in your thoughts on Last Night in Montreal. I really enjoyed it, but I have problems with the Montreal she portrayed.
ReplyDeleteJennifer (Mrs. Q), of all the books I received from that giveaway win, Last Night in Montreal is actually the only one that I'd already read. You can read my review here. I totally agree with you: I enjoyed the book too, but didn't like her portrayal of Montreal at all! (Oh and check out the author's response to my review in the comments!)
ReplyDeleteLast Night in Montreal sure has me intrigued. Enjoy your new books!
ReplyDeleteWherever You Go sounds interesting. It sounds like a good book club read. I have a feeling there will be much to discuss.
ReplyDeleteThese sound exceptionally good--I hope you enjoy them!
ReplyDeleteCora! love my breakfast there - hey we should do the breakfast thing one day for our meet ups. ;)
ReplyDeletewow you picked up some great books this week! hope you enjoy them and i'll be looking out for your reviews of them.
ReplyDeleteI've heard Last Night in Montreal is good. Enjoy all your new books!
ReplyDeleteThese are new books for me. Anything with breakfast in the title deserves looking into!
ReplyDeleteI recently finished Wherever You Go and thought it was great. I hope you like it. It's a great book for a readalong...not too long but good things to discuss.
ReplyDeleteLast Night in Montreal looks great. I haven't read anything by Emily St. John Mandel yet but I plan too, soon I hope!
I think it's the greatest thing that your mom and dad give you books just whenever. It's so nice to share an interest in books.
Enjoy!
Great books...just finished and loved Wherever You Go. Enjoy!
ReplyDelete