Stacking the Shelves (133)/Sunday Post - The No Apologies No Excuses Edition

Stacking the Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves or TBR piles, may it be physical or virtual.  This means you can include books you buy in a physical store, online, books you borrow from the library or friends, review books, gifts and of course, ebooks! The original meme was started over at Tynga's Reviews. And it now has a new co-host where individuals can link up as well - Marlene from Reading Reality.  Clicking on the book (or title) should take you to the Goodreads page.  I'm also now linking up with the Sunday Post which is hosted by Kimberly@Caffeinated Book Reviewer. 

So the title of this post pretty much says it all so let's get into the books.  First up, I had a book on reserve at the library and of course picked up other things while I was there.  I was the first person to snag Rules of Magic (and by the way, isn't it weird that Goodreads has this listed as Practical Magic #0 - isn't zero nothing?  Moving on, I grabbed The Truants because it was on my to-buy list since Tammy @ BooksBones&Buffy raved about it and I can't believe my library actually had a copy.  Petty Magic was a complete impulse grab as was Hyde.  I just basically perused the stacks super quick looking for the horror genre stickers on the spine.  On a side note, does anyone else see Danny Devito as The Penguin when they look at the Hyde cover?

And then Netgalley happened.  So I'm blaming Stormi for my cozy mystery haul (even though I haven't told her yet).  She has been talking about cozies and organizing hers so I've been paying closer attention.  A Grave Issue seems to be the first in a new series as is The Plot is Murder.  I couldn't resist that cute dog on Ditched 4 Murder and hopefully this will motivate me to read the first one. Nope, there isn't a cute-dog-on-the-cover theme going on.

And then there are a few darker ones.  I was thrilled to get a copy of Into the Drowning Deep.  I love Mira Grant (aka Seanan McGuire).  Mister Tender's Girl sound like an interesting thriller and I saw a feature on The Chalk Man somewhere and had to go request it.  

All in all, a pretty awesome week.  What did you add to your shelves this week???

And seriously, how many books do you guys add when hopping around these memes on the weekend?  Inquiring minds want to know!