Stacking The Shelves #39

Stacking the Shelves is a weekly haul meme hosted by Tynga’s Reviews & Reading Reality. It is about sharing enthusiasm for the new books added to our shelves – be it physical, ebooks, galleys or borrowed from the library.

I have to now take care to not request any galleys releasing before May (I have filled all possible slots until then). Fingers crossed I restrain myself.

Netgalley

The Rule of Many by Ashley & Leslie Saunders

Sequel to The Rule of One, a dystopia in which a one-child policy is instituted in Texas, and a pair of twins live a single life as one person to evade the authorities.

Hold Fast by Marshall Highet and Bird Jones

A 18th century historical novel inspired by a true story, about a pair of Italian teens who were captured by the British navy and have to survive as crew members in their floating prison.

Aldo by Yannick Pelegrin

A graphic novel about a lonely immortal who finds someone he knew two hundred years ago.

Tinfoil Crowns by Erin Jones

A famous internet video star has to deal with her mother (who had tried to kill her as a child, in post-partum psychosis) coming back into her life, and having to fake a good relationship for her viewers.

Edelweiss

Around Harvard Square by C J Farley

Set in the 90s, where “race, class, and hormones combine and combust when a Harvard freshman and his two friends attempt to join the staff of the Harpoon, the school’s iconic humor magazine”

Cellies Vol. 1 by Joe Flood

A graphic novel about a group of staff in a mobile carrier store, just hoping to survive till the end of their shift

Shelved on Goodreads

Once & Future by Amy Rose Capetta

A science fiction retelling where a girl is revealed to be a rebirth of King Arthur and Merlin, who has regressed to a teenage self has to help her defeat the greatest evil. It promises to be a queer genderbent retelling and I am so here for it.