In My Mailbox (50)

In My Mailbox, started by Kristi from The Story Siren is an awesome weekly meme to post what books we’ve received this week; whether it was sent for review from a publisher, purchased at a book store, borrowed from the library, or won from a giveaway.

Sigh…it’s been an entire week since my fabulous spa experience and I am SO wishing I were back in my fluffy yellow robe eating Hershey Kisses by the handful, but alas, I am back in Philly. However, I have some two great books to show you this week, so it’s not all bad news! Besides the books I got this week, my bookshelf is REALLY getting out of control (in a good way, of course) so I have lots of reading to get done before 2011 ends.

For Review:

The Other Life by Ellen Meister: In this book, whenever the main character has to make a big decision, she can see into an alternate reality in which she makes the opposite choice. Um, I wish I had that power!

Purchased:

The Legacy Letters by Tuesday’s Children: I bought this one back in September but forgot to share it. This book is a collection of letters written by those who lost loved ones in 9/11. I already read a few pages while standing in line to pay and almost started bawling, so I had to stop. This will be an emotional, but important read.

What’s in your mailbox today?

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21 thoughts on “In My Mailbox (50)”

  1. Love the concept of The Other Life. That would be a cool power to have! The Legacy Letters does sound very sad..

    Have a good week and enjoy your books!

  2. I want to go to the spa!!! The Legacy Letters sounds really touching and heartbreaking. I can’t imagine what it’s like to read those letters. I’d probably bawl like a baby within the first 2 pages, lol.

  3. My friend just got The Legacy Letters and said it was an emotional read. I don’t know how she was able to get through it. I don’t think my heart is strong enough. I can’t wait for your thoughts.

    Happy reading.

  4. Have you ever seen the film “Frequency”? I looked up “The Other Life” on Goodreads, and the plot of it reminds me quite a bit of that movie, as well as the film “Sliding Doors”. It sounds interesting.

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