October Book Haul: Oops I did it again..

I am sorry for the somewhat unfocused picture, it was getting late, it was raining and I wanted to get this post up on Sunday. But it is all about the books!
I ordered some more books, even though I don't really have the money, but I am happy again. These books did confirm the thought that  might just need a new bookshelf..
Right now, I have about fifteen books stacked on top of the others, simply because I ran out of room. I might place them somewhere else for a few days, just until my dad has built me another bookshelf, but I am not sure how long that is going to take..

Anyway, books! Only eight this time and I had a pretty solid reason for ordering some. Not all of them, but how can you resist books that are in perfect shape for only 4 pounds? Exactly, impossible.


In November I will be attending a bookevent and Lauren Kate will be there as well, so I just needed some of her books.
I had already read Fallen before, but I wanted to reread it and also read the second book in the Fallen series, Torment.

And then there is Requiem by Lauren Oliver. I think that by now everyone who reads YA is familiar with this book and since I already own and have read the first two, I had to order this one in paperback. It was really cheap, which surprised me, also it has the same height as the first two (yay!).

Then Angelfall, which I am pretty excited for! Heard good things about it and I kind of want to get into the books with angels thing, so. Same for The Raven Boys, my sister loves this one and the next in this series, so I am also looking forward to reading this one.
Thirteen Reasons Why is a YA contemporary novel, about a guy who finds a box with thirteen cassette tapes inside it, all recorded by a girl named Hannah Baker who committed suicide two weeks earlier. I have heard some pretty good things about this book and sometimes I feel the need to read a contemporary book, so I am excited.

The Distance Between Us is also a contemporary novel, a lighter read than Thirteen Reasons Why and it's one of those books that I will either love or hate. I am curious to see what this one is all about and hopefully I'll enjoy it.

And then last but not least, Where She Went by Gayle Forman. This is the sequel to If I Stay, which I really enjoyed (review here) and therefore I am also really excited to see how Mia and Adam end up.

I am really stoked to read these awesome books and hopefully I will be able to give them a worthy place on a new bookshelf any time soon.
Have you read any of these books? If yes, what did you think of them?