Library Scavenger Hunt discussion

Month no. 7! This month's challenge is to read a book with a preposition in the title, which I hope you'll find fun. You can find a list of prepositions on the English Grammar Revolution website, for reference. :) Please post or link to your reviews on this thread, so everyone can read them easily... and happy hunting!

[Please also remember to add your book to the group bookshelf! You can do this on the group's main page by scrolling down to where it says "Bookshelf" at the bottom, and clicking on "Add Books".]

Getting mine in early this month! :D I read All the Truth That's In Me by Julie Berry - you can read my review on my blog.

The preposition song was cute! Going to look for my book today.

Hi everyone, I finished The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks by E. Lockhart yesterday. I will be posting a mini-review on my blog next week!

I really enjoyed it and would definitely recommend it!

I knocked a few of my "In Death" series' books off my list this month!

February: Books with a preposition in the title

1. Ceremony In Death J.D. Robb, #5 "In Death", 2-10-16 (3*), review
2. The True Story of Hansel and Gretel Louise Murphy, 2-11-16 (5*) review
3. Vengeance in Death J.D. Robb, #6 "In Death" series, 2-15-16 (4*), review
4. Holiday in Death J.D. Robb, #7 “In Death”, 2-25-16 (3*), review
5. Once Upon a Winter's Heart Melody Carlson, #1 Valentine's Day, 2-28-16 (3*), review
6. Midnight in Death J.D. Robb, #7.5 "In Death" series, 2-29-16 (4*), review

A little late on this but I read 'The Man in the High Castle' for this challenge, the one that has just become an Amazon Prime series. Its a little tricky to get into but I did enjoy it, a rather different alt-history book from ones I have read before.