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The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer ~ It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on your blog, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up on our blog for the week ahead.

Please feel free to leave links to any Blog posts you want to share! Doesn't have to be a Sunday post or Mailbox post. Share Reviews your excited about! Share Waiting On Wednesday's or Cover Reveals! We Will visit them as soon as possible! :)
Last Week on the Blog: 
Monday: Tomorrow by C.K. Kelly Martin Blog tour stop ( Review ) 
Tuesday: Steel Lily by Megan Curd - Dual Review and Giveaway!
( Don't forget you can tweet every day through the rafflecopter widget to get more entries! ) 
Wednesday: W.O.W
Thursday: Cover Reveals for 2 books
Friday: Nothing.




Michelle's books:


I Have Avoided Netgalley like the plague! Not that it's evil.. I just have no willpower haha. Not buying anything for myself latey, just focusing on reading the huge stacks of books I already have :)

Brittany's Books:

Also didn't purchase any books last week! But she is reading a book from one of my favorite series - Taken at Dust by C.C. Hunter! Have you read the Shadow Falls series yet? It's awesome!



Next Week on the Blog:

Monday: Ruth Silver Blog Tour ( Review ) 
Tuesday: Tangled Tides by Karen Amanda Hooper ( Review ) 
Wednesday: What's Up Wednesday 
Thursday: Undecided! 
Friday: Garden of Eden Blog Tour
Saturday: Nothing at this moment!  :) 

Please feel free to leave links to any Blog posts you want to share! Doesn't have to be a Sunday post or Mailbox post. Share Reviews your excited about! Share Waiting On Wednesday's or Cover Reveals! We Will visit them as soon as possible! :)


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James Dashner

The Death Cure written by James Dashner No, really, what did I read and why ?  James Dashner, what, what, what are you doing?  There are a few cool reveals along the way, but as far as books go, this was not a satisfying conclusion to a trilogy.  We get answers, but the one thing I wanted to know most of all (Thomas' past) remains a mystery.  It felt like most of this book was pointless action that dragged on for no reason, so even though there were things happening, it felt like nothing was happening at all.  The plot was not advanced.  It was violence for the sake of violence.  Theresa and Thomas were, at this point, the only two characters I cared about, and Teresa barely showed up at all in the entirety of the story.  The ending was rushed, and yes, I enjoyed the few twists we got at the very  end (the last page ), but come on.  This was a story that needed answers and plot twists and instead, we got epic battle scenes that I didn't ...
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The Prophet of Yonwood

The Prophet of Yonwood written by Jeanne DuPrau First of all, I still don't understand why this is called "the third book of Ember" when it is clearly not the third. I was so confused about what was happening, where Lina and Doon were, until I read the back cover and found out it was a prequel. That is not the sort of information I should be getting off the back cover, that is something that should be made evident upon starting the book. For a children's book, there is an overload of social commentary, and I'm pretty sure the entire ideas would just fly over their heads, and I thought People of Sparks was bad in that regard! Hah! Regardless of whether or not I agree with her views, this is entirely too preachy. It proved very difficult to get into the plot, the characters were not well-developed, it was very slow paced, with not much action at all. I think I may possibly have only liked one page of this entire novel--the last one. How ridiculous. Don...
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Waiting on Wednesday ( 2 )

Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event that is hosted by Jill at  Breaking the Spine and spotlights upcoming releases that we’re eagerly anticipating Michelle's W.O.W Pick The Twice lost ( Lost Voices #3 )  By Sarah Porter * No description due to spoilers for books #1 and #2! Release date: September 1st 2013 To read my review for Lost Voices #1 go HERE What happens to the girls nobody sees—the ones who are ignored, mistreated, hidden away? The girls nobody hears when they cry for help? Brittany's W.O.W Pick The Liberator ( Dante Walker #2 )  By Victoria Scott * No description due to spoilers for books #1! Release date: August 27th, 2013 Dante Walker: He makes good girls go BAD!                                                  
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