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Posted by Giselle • 110 Comments

Xpresso Weekly features blog news/happenings of the past week, and the bookish goodies received.

Hi guys!! Soooo, you may notice something is very different on the blog today! I am extremely thrilled with my new beautified blog a la Parajunkee. She’s amazing and I definitely recommend her to ANYONE looking for a design. She made this in less than a week! She freaking blows my mind! So anyways, I’m sure you’re all aware of the plagiarism story and can thus deduce why I’ve decided to move on from the In My Mailbox meme. I’m not going to be a broken record, so if you want to know the full story – click here. The opinions in PJs post mirrors my own, that’s all I’m going to say about it. All the links needed for the full deets are in there.

So this week on the blog, – other than its fabulous makeover – I had the Siege blog tour drop by for a fantastic interview with Rhiannon and my stellar review of this incredible series. You HAVE to check it out here! I posted a cover reveal with three new great covers so check that out! Then I posted a giveaway to thank my lovely followers for rocking my face off. You can win an ARC of Something Strange and Deadly here (and it’s international!). Also, if you missed it, yesterday’s Fresh Batch post has FIFTY titles! *dies* Have a look at the insanity here!

Now let’s see what I got for review this week:

– Changeling by Philippa Gregory

–Altered by Jennifer Rush

–Winter White by Jen Calonita

–The Princesses of Iowa by M. Molly Backes

–Siege by Rhiannon Frater

–Pilgrims Don’t Wear Pink by Stephanie Kate Strohm

And for the upcoming blog tour I got Devri’s upcoming novel (she’s fabulous btw!)

*Big thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada, Hachette Book Group Canada, Tor Books, Random House Canada, Thomas Allen & Son and Devri Walls for the review copies!*

And I bought:

I actually had pre-ordered Unraveling a gazillion years ago and totally forgot about it until it arrived this week! So that was cool! And this book is HUGE, like 6″ thick! And Rhiannon’s well, no explanation needed there.