Huzzah! It’s been a while since I’ve done an unboxing post simply because… Well, besides not really having the money to spend on subscription boxes, I was highly disappointed in my last book box (all the way back in July!). Regardless, as FairyLoot celebrated their 2nd anniversary this past March and since I loved last year’s anniversary box, I couldn’t miss out!
Well, I think I overestimated by joy for this box.
I’m so sorry this is incredibly late! I think the June boxes have already gone out and people have already received them. While I didn’t get a June box, I still haven’t share the May box with you guys. I’ve pushed aside writing this actual post, mainly because I’ve spent most of my spare time editing the fourth draft of my book or playing Horizon Zero Dawn on the PS4 (which is really great. Maybe I’ll do a game review? Not sure. :P).
Anyway… Here we go!
When FairyLoot sent out their monthly newsletter to announce the theme of March’s box, I had to get a box! I’ve crept most of the new releases for the next few months that I actually had a good idea what the book was…and yes, I was right (and I wasn’t disappointed).
Now this is my 2nd FairyLoot box, and while it wasn’t my favorite, the quality of items are top notch, and persuades me even more to keep getting the box despite the $50 price tag (I live in the U.S. which makes shipping fairly expensive as FairyLoot is based in the U.K.)
Ahhhhh! I’m so excited to share my very first FairyLoot box with you all! I’ve heard amazing things about FairyLoot but have been hesitant to buy because the shipping is a bit pricey for the US and brings the box’s price to $50! Being an OwlCrate girl but needing a subscription box, I decided to take the plunge by skipping an OwlCrate in order to buy FairyLoot.
Well, I wasn’t disappointed! In fact, I loved every single thing in FairyLoot’s box! That rarely happens. Sometimes there will be an item from OwlCrate that I’m not fond of and mostly because I can’t get any use out of the item (especially jewelry since I don’t wear a lot), but I’m glad to say I’ve already used items from FairyLoot!
a myriad of books 