In My Mailbox - October 23, 2011

I am participating in this weekly meme hosted by The Story Siren, where we share what books we received this week.

I received this hardcover in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in the 500 Follower Giveaway hosted by Jena at Shortie Says...: 

Anna Dressed in Blood
(Anna, Book #1)
by Kendare Blake

Thanks again, Jena!

 I received this hardcover in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in a giveaway hosted by Zohar at Man of la Book:

Just My Type: A Book About Fonts

by Simon Garfield

Thanks again, Zohar!

I received this hardcover in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in a giveaway hosted by Jules at One Book Shy of a Full Shelf:

What Language Is: And What It Isn't and What It Could Be

by John McWorter

Thanks again, Jules!

I received this paperback in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in the 50 Follower Giveaway hosted by Kathy at I Write, I Read, I Review:

Carrier of the Mark

(Carrier Trilogy, Book #1)

by Leigh Fallon

Thanks again, Kathy!

I received this paperback in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in a giveaway hosted by Evie at Bookish. I actually had won Thrall by Steven Shrewsbury but, since I was already given that book for review, the publisher substituted another:

Crown of Vengeance

(Fires in Eden, Book #1)

by Stephen Zimmer

Thanks again, Evie & C.C. & Stephen!

I received this paperback in my "real" mailbox this week for review from Book Sneeze. I had actually requested a different book, so this one was sent in error:

Why Men Hate Going to Church: Completely Revised and Updated

by David Murrow

Thanks again, Book Sneeze!

I received this hardcover in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in the Banned Books Giveaway hosted by Karis at YA Litwit: 

Perfect

(Impulse, Book #2)

by Ellen Hopkins

Thanks again, Karis!

I received this hardcover in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in the Banned Books Giveaway hosted by Savannah at Books with Bite:

Crank

(Crank Trilogy, Book #1)

by Ellen Hopkins

Thanks again, Savannah!

I received this paperback in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in a giveaway hosted by Catie at Forbidden Passions Reviews:

Dreamland

(Riley Bloom, Book #3)

by Alyson Noël

Thanks again, Catie!

 I won this e-book in a giveaway hosted by Memrie at darkangel88:

Death Speaks

(The Death Series, Book #2)

by Tamara Rose Blodgett

Thanks again, Memrie & Tamara!

Since I won Book #2 of this series as mentioned above, I downloaded the first one which is FREE right now on Smashwords: 

Death Whispers
(The Death Series, Book #1)
by Tamara Rose Blodgett

Thanks, Tamara!

 I received this paperback in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in a giveaway hosted by Janet Ruth at Along the Way:

What Is He Thinking??: What Guys Want Us to Know About Dating, Love, and Marriage

by Rebecca St. James

Thanks again, Janet Ruth!

I received this paperback book in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in a Twitter giveaway hosted by the publisher, Fitzhenry & Whiteside:

Yellow Mini

by Lori Weber

Thanks again, Alan!

I received this hardcover in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in a giveaway hosted by Courtney at Stiletto Storytime:

The Twelfth Enchantment

by David Liss

Thanks again, Courtney!

I received this paperback in my "real" mailbox this week, which I received from the publisher, Simon & Schuster Canada: 

Sing You Home

by Jodi Picoult

Thanks again, Anneliese!

I received this autographed paperback in my "real" mailbox this week, which I won in a giveaway hosted by Tynga at Tynga's Reviews:

One Grave at a Time

(Night Huntress - Complete World, Book #8)

by Jeaniene Frost

Thanks again, Tynga!

I received this hardcover in my "real" mailbox this week for review from Book Sneeze:

Heaven is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back

by Todd Burpo

Thanks again, Book Sneeze!

 What did you get in your mailbox this week?

If you are also participating in the In My Mailbox meme, please leave me the link to your post so that I can drool over all your goodies!

If anyone has read any of these books yet, I would love to hear your thoughts!