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Friday Finds #1

Friday Finds is a weekly event hosted by Should Be Reading. It’s where you share the book titles you discovered or heard about during the past week. These can be books you were told about, books you discovered while browsing blogs/bookstores online, or books that you actually purchased. 

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My this week’s finds are three very popular YA books:

1. The Perks Of Being A Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

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2. The Fault In Our Stars by John Green

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3. Looking For Alaska by John Green

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I came across all the 3 books while going through a lot of book blogs. The ratings of these books and the cute covers really tempted me to get my hands on them asap! I was travelling the other day when I read about Amazon’s book sale, so I bought these books there and then for 50% off.

I’m looking forward to get get the delivery by Monday. Will review the books once I am finished reading them. Fingers crossed!

 

2 responses to “Friday Finds #1”

  1. The Resurgent Bookworm Avatar
    The Resurgent Bookworm

    There was a sale ?!? Got to check if its still on 😀 Looking forward to your reviews ! Here are my finds
    http://theresurgentbookworm.wordpress.com/2014/05/23/friday-finds-may-23/

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    1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

      Yep! It’s still on 🙂
      Thanks for sharing your link. I’m heading straight to your finds now 🙂

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