Collective Book Haul // June - August

A haul!!! Woohoo!! Finally, a book haul. It has been since the 19th of May when we posted our April book haul and it definitely feels it. We aren't big shoppers nor do we spend much money on things other than the basics/essentials, so our little trips to the charity shop picking out books has been a big miss. 
In March and April, we bought 9 and 13 books respectively all online and although the majority of this collective haul was also purchased online, we did actually get to go back to a book store at the end of July...more on that after the haul.
 

The Umbrella Mouse by Anna Fargher
Amazon

The Well of Ascension: Mistborn Book Two by Brandon Sanderson
Amazon

Frostheart by Jamie Littler
Amazon

The House of One Hundred Clocks by A.M. Howell

Amazon

Tolkien Boxed Flexibound Set  by David Day
Amazon 

The Whitby Witches by Robin Jarvis
Amazon 

Tales of the Greek Heroes (Puffin Classics) by Roger Lancelyn Green
London Bridge Books via Amazon

Myths of the Norsemen (Puffin Classics) by Roger Lancelyn Green
Amazon

A Brief History of the Vikings by Jonathan Clements
Amazon

The Scent of Magic by Cliff McNish
eBay

The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster
Music Magpie

Inheritance by Christopher Paolini
Music Magpie

The Girl Who Fell Beneath Fairyland and Led the Revels There by Catherynne M. Valente
Music Magpie

Bilbo's Last Song by J R R Tolkien
Music Magpie

Letters from Father Christmas by J R R Tolkien
Music Magpie

Disney's Wonderful World of Knowledge 1-22 [Not pictured]

eBay

Redwall by Brian Jacques
Far Place Animal Rescue Charity Shop

The Witch of Lagg by Ann Pilling
Far Place Animal Rescue Charity Shop

The Garden of Lost and Found by Harriet Evens
Keel Row Books

The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas
Keel Row Books

A Wonder Book of Beasts

Keel Row Books

Farmer Giles of Hamm by J R R Tolkien
Keel Row Books

Eighty Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Anderson
Keel Row Books

Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris
Keel Row Books

24 books! (Technically 46 if we count the WWoK series separately). That seems like a lot and is way more than we have gotten in a long time, but being over a three month period it's not that bad really haha. Two-thirds of what we bought were still shopped for online, and only one third we're brand new. The following third bought during our one and only venture to an actual in-person shop, which will not be repeated for a long time because it was the most hellish experience. We popped out one day with our masks on to check out a new book store that an animal charity we support had opened, but the general public are the most disrespectful, ignorant, non-rule-abiding idiots that it gave me panic attacks and I haven't been/won't be going anywhere again for the foreseeable future!

That hopefully won't stop us buying the odd book online of course, but that does mean monthly hauls won't be back for quite some time.