[BHE 398] Jolabokaflod in Antioch and Book Hunting At Barnes and Noble

Myra here.

My family and I are so very fortunate to return to the US during the Christmas and New Year holidays, after spending the summer with family in Antioch. Naturally, we had to have our usual Jolabokaflod even while we are overseas. Here is our (mine and my daughter’s) book loot for Christmas.

Christmas Book Loot

An Encyclopedia Of Tolkien by David Day (Amazon | Book Depository),

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Wrecking Ball by Jeff Kinney (Amazon | Book Depository).

The Danish Girl by David Ebershoff (Amazon | Book Depository), 

Still Alice by Lisa Genova (Amazon | Book Depository).

Skylight Confessions by Alice Hoffman (Amazon | Book Depository),

Happy Ever After by Nora Roberts (Amazon | Book Depository).

Melancholy by Laszlo F. Foldenyi (Amazon | Book Depository),

The People Of Paper by Salvador Plascencia (Amazon | Book Depository).

Case Histories by Kate Atkinson (Amazon | Book Depository).

Book Hunting @ Barnes and Noble

Address: Slatten Ranch Shopping Center, 5709 Lone Tree Way, Antioch, CA 94531

Naturally, my daughter and I could not resist visiting Barnes and Noble here in Antioch, especially since I was hunting for the third book in the Winternight Trilogy, my winter read during the holidays.

Are You Listening? by Tillie Walden (Amazon | Book Depository),

A Map Of Days by Ransom Riggs (Amazon | Book Depository).

This Is 18: Girls’ Lives Through Girls’ Eyes edited by Jessica Bennett (Amazon | Book Depository),

The Winter Of The Witch by Katherine Arden (Amazon | Book Depository).

How about you, fellow bibliophiles? What was your Christmas book loot?