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The Haul 2.0

Amazingly, I think it even manages to beat out last year's haul. Even without Mockingjay!

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  1. Anonymous12:01 PM

    These look amazing!

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  2. Alix 12:07 PM

    Lucky, lucky you! Enjoy! I can't wait to hear your thoughts, especially on Ascendant, Matched and Delirium.

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  3. Janssen12:11 PM

    Wow, I have GOT to go to this thing. . .

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  4. alishka babushka12:16 PM

    so amazing. love. lots of love.

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  5. Mishel (P.S. I Love Books)12:20 PM

    *DROOLS* very nice =)

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  6. Carla12:24 PM

    WOW! that is all

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  7. Cecelia1:17 PM

    Nice haul! Happy reading.

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  8. D Swizzle2:20 PM

    GIIIIIRL PAAAAAAARTS!!!

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  9. Unknown2:44 PM

    OMG I want Kiss me deadly!

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  10. CHRISTIE4:24 PM

    Nice! I’m drooling over Matched and The Body at the Tower. Not sure what the book with the Dragon is about but the cover is awesome!

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  11. Chachic5:45 PM

    Wow! I'm jealous of your copies of Matched and Delirium and Simone Elkeles' books. Also, Halo looks so pretty!

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  12. Amy7:15 PM

    Glad to see Dangerous Neighbors there, even if it doesn't seem like your normal read. Beautiful picture!

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  13. Liz9:05 PM

    I'll be honest with you--I'm a little jealous. What is the full title of the Dragon book?

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  14. Michelle9:34 PM

    *gasp* just imagine me like one of those cartoon characters with his eyes all bugging out.

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  15. Anonymous11:58 PM

    Be honest. Did you roll around on them in your bed? I would have. lol

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  16. Woodge8:39 AM

    Dreadnought! Packing for Mars! I want those!

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  17. Chelle6:22 PM

    Dude, if I knew that THE KNEEBONE BOY was lurking around there somewhere, I would have been all over trying to find it. I so love that cover (and can't wait to read it.) Very much looking forward to hearing your thoughts on several of those beauties!

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  18. Elisa12:01 PM

    What a beautiful sight! Another copy of Perfect Chemistry huh? Sweet.

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  19. Christine12:45 PM

    Great haul, Angie! You must have been so excited AND relieved when your BEA loot made it home to you safe and sound. :)

    Happy Reading!

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  20. LibraryGirl3:14 PM

    Thank you for your kind comment on my review of Silver Borne. It is nice to know that someone actually does read the reviews :-)

    Looks like a great bunch of books from BEA. I would love to attend this someday!

    I'm now following your blog :-)

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  21. Mari - Escape In A Book5:33 AM

    Amazing haul I would say :D Congratulations on all your new books!

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