Me And My Mailbox: ’Season of Ice’ Looks Cold And Home-y

The last few weeks have been a little slow here in the "mailroom," but in a way that’s okay. I’m getting a little more organized here at Ypulse Books, and am now able to keep my book flow under control now. Each month I will do a run-down of what I’ve received and what looks interesting. In a nutshell, here’s what it looks like on the floor of my ’lil office. I am excited about many of these titles. Season Of Ice by Diane Les Becquets (What!? Tradgedy/mystery in Northern Maine? Goes without saying I’m excited and intrigued. These are my peeps, I’ll definitely be reading this. A west coast transplant like myself has to do whatever she can to stay true to her Maine roots.) Lock and Key by Sarah Dessen Game & Monster by Walter Dean Meyers (Look for an author interview at the end of March.) Grow, A Novel In Prose by Juanita Havill (Plant a garden, build a community.) the Trouble with R...