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Musing Mondays #2

Musing Mondays is a weekly event hosted by Should Be Reading.

20140330-200647My Musing:

Tell us what book(s) you recently bought for yourself or someone else, and why you chose that/those book(s).

I am to receive the delivery of the 3 books I ordered on Friday, The Perks Of Being A Wallflower, The Fault In Our Stars and Looking For Alaska. I bought these books for 50% off in a sale on Amazon.

I chose these books because of their popularity. Yes! I trust my instincts and I’m sure they are going to be great. As for the covers, I loved each of the covers and wanted them to be on my bookshelf as soon as I laid my eyes on them.

I’ll be reading and reviewing them very soon. Till then you’ll have to bear with my short-posts 🙂

Looking forward to read your Monday Musings on Musing Mondays. Do not hesitate to share. Just share your musings with me in the comments or post the link to your blog-post. Would love to hear from you 😀

 

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      Thanks for the link dear 🙂
      I’ve visited and shared my thoughts as a long comment 😉
      Stay connected 🙂

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