The Sunday Post #25 Special Edition: Week of May 25, 2014

The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba at Caffeinated Book Reviewer.

Few months ago Alison over at Alison Can Read featured Book Riot's Quarterly Co. box. I took one looking at that post and thought, I gotta have that. So I signed up for the next box and I was so excited when I got the shipping email, I stood up in my cubicle and explained to my cube mate and close friend, Karla, all about the box and couldn't stop gushing about it! I thought, based on tracking, that it would arrive on Monday. And then the box arrived Saturday! So here's pictures of the box and the goodies I received.

Here's a list of what was in the box.

1. Please Ignore Vera Dietz by A.S. King plus Original Flowchart from the author
2. The Killing Moon by N.K. Jemisin plus a hand-written note from the author
3. A Rogue By Any Other Name by Sara Maclean plus poster
4. Literary Aces Playing Cards
5. Out of Print Library Card Pouch
6. 2 Free Months of Oyster eBook Subscription
7. I Read YA button
8. There were some lottery items, but I wasn't lucky enough to find any in my box.

What's Happening on the Center Stage

• Review: Snow by Áine Greaney
• Challenge Accepted: My 2014 Reading Challenges Update #4
• Feature and Follow #203: How do you define gorgeous and middling?
• Quote of the Week: Langston Hughes on dreams.

What's Waiting in the Wings

• Monday's Review: Citadels of Fire by L.K. Hill (blog tour)
• Wednesday will feature a guest post by L.K. Hill on Research and Creative License When Writing Historical Fiction.
• Thursday: Feature & Follow #204--What are your non-book guilty pleasures? Like TV shows, food, websites, hobbies, etc.
• Friday: Quote of the Week from Paul Klee

What's Happening on Other Stages
In an effort to share great content I find all week long and promote the blogs a visit frequently, I encourage you to follow me on Twitter and Facebook as I'm posting links there throughout the week that I find that might be of interest to my followers.

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What did you read or watch this week? Anything good? Something I should add to my to-read or to-watch list?