The Pigeon Hole Twelve Days of Christmas - Part 3

Hello everyone, Dusty here for the third day in our Twelve Days of Christmas book haul event. I hope you are enjoying the run up to New Year’s and this event, as I have three more excellent books to tell you about. I hope you have a pen at the ready; these books seem to be must reads!

John Belushi is dead – Kathy Charles

I first saw this book with the amazing Melina Pendulum and the positive review she gave it made me really want to give it a try. After all, it’s small, the cover art is awesome and Melina Pendulum liked it; what more could I ask for in a recommendation.

John Belushi is dead is a novel about a girl and her best friend who comb the streets of Hollywood in search of the sights of famous celebrity deaths and memorabilia, neglecting other areas of their lives to feed their habit.

This sounds amazing as Kathy Charles’ debut novel, and I really love the cover art for this book; it’s truly what attracted me to it. Is John Belushi is dead going to be a fantastic read? I hope so; I cannot wait to sink my teeth into this little number, it looks awesome.

The Infernal Devices: Clockwork Prince – Cassandra Clare

YAY! YES! I have Clockwork Prince! Yes! Ever since I read Clockwork Angel, the first instalment in the Infernal Devices trilogy, I have been dying for this book to land in my more than eager lap. I cannot wait to open this book and sink into the sensual story!

Clockwork Prince carries on from where Clockwork Angel left off, as the mysteries surrounding the Magister, his motives behind wanting Tessa, and his clockwork army grow deeper whilst the love triangle between Tessa, Will and Jem becomes more complicated.

I want to crack this bad boy open and read late into the night; sadly that cannot happen as I have other books scheduled first, but it won’t be too long, be sure of that!

Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist – Rachel Cohn & David Levithan

A book collaboration including David Levithan? How exactly could I resist? Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist is a tiny book, but it sounds fantastic, a really could love story that doesn’t include paranormal elements, which is kind of rare nowadays, not that I’m complaining.

Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist is about a boy and a girl, Nick and Norah as the title may suggest and a night they spend together, as well as the aftermath and the results it had on a subsequent relationship.

Believe me, this books sounds way better than how I can describe it in four lines and I’m really looking forward to giving it a go. It may be a small read but who’s to say that it won’t be just as satisfying as an eight hundred page tome?

Okay that’s it for tonight everyone; I’m sorry this one comes to you a little late, but I’ve had an extremely busy day, the details of which I shall not bore you with. Expect my review of Divergent by Veronica Roth up in the next two days, as well as tomorrows Twelve Days of Christmas haul that includes a pack of werewolves, a world of nightmares and romance, and a book that sees the past and present collide. Until tomorrow, have a fantastically bookish time!

Dusty :]