Mailbox Monday
March 23, 2020
Welcome to Mailbox Monday, a meme started by Marcia and now hosted on its own blog. Here’s a peek into my mailbox:
Monday
- NOTES FROM A PUBLIC TYPEWRITER edited by Michael Gustafson and Oliver Uberti came from Deb of Readerbuzz
Wednesday
- THE CITY OF TEARS by Kate Mosse came from Minotaur Books
Friday
- EXTREME OCEAN by Sylvia A. Earle came from Media Masters Publicity
- EVERYTHING IS AN EMERGENCY by Jason Adam Katzenstein came from Harper Perennial
What was in your mailbox?
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Bermudaonion's Weblog 
These are all “new to me” books. I hope they are all entertaining.
Extreme Ocean looks like it would be filled with lots of fun facts!
Lots of variety this week! Stay well, Kathy.
I am curious about Notes from a Public Typewriter.
Enjoy your books and your week, and stay safe!
In the last several weeks, I have received: The Sun Down Motel, by Simone St. James darling ROSE GOLD, by Stephanie Wrobel The Sword and the Shield, by Peniel E. Joseph
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On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 1:01 AM Bermudaonion’s Weblog wrote:
> BermudaOnion posted: ” Welcome to Mailbox Monday, a meme started by Marcia > and now hosted on its own blog. Here’s a peek into my mailbox: Monday > NOTES FROM A PUBLIC TYPEWRITER edited by Michael Gustafson and Oliver > Uberti came from Deb of Readerbuzz Wednesday ” >
The City of Tears is one I’d want to read. Have a good week and stay safe!
Ohhh…I would LOVE NOTES FROM A PUBLIC TYPEWRITER. 🙂
ENJOY all of your books, Kathy.
Enjoy your new books
Hi Kathy,
You have a great mix of books to distract you from all the doom and gloom around right now. However, although I found the selection interesting, nothing really shouted out to me this time.
the Kate Mosse is the second part of a series, sounds really good, but I know how bad I am at series reading.
The Katzenstein book is definitely one I SHOULD read, but I think my own OCD might be made even worse by the stress of learning a few home truths about myself!
The Gustafson book really made me smile. What a neat idea, so long as someone doesn’t spoil it for everyone else by typing something rude or lewd!
Enjoy them all and stay safe during these difficult times 🙂
Yvonne
xx
What a fabulous bunch of books. Notes from a Public Typewriter needs to go on my wish list.
Praying you stay safe and healthy.
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Glad Notes from a Public Typewriter arrived. It’s a gentle, mostly uplifting book. Hopefully it will be a good read for this time. I appreciate your note.
That is a wide variety of books this week. Notes From a Public Typewriter looks very interesting.
Have a good week, stay safe and enjoy your reading.
The City of Tears sounds good. I must have a look at book one, The Burning Chambers.
I have Notes From A Public Typewriter in my tbr list. It sounds so interesting!
I really want to read Everything Is An Emergency. I’ve always had a mild case of OCD. I have to do things in order or I’ll forget something. I wash my hands a lot and have to have everything in a certain spot. If someone puts something down where it doesn’t go I have to put it back where it belongs. I check and recheck to make sure the door is locked even though we have Nest that automatically locks the door, and I have to make sure the alarm is set. It can be a pain but it’s who I’ve always been.