FairyLoot Unboxing - To The Moon and Back (February Box)

  

 FairyLoot is a UK-based YA subscription box.

Each box contains a variety of objects and a book with an exclusive cover.  

 The February theme was

To The Moon and Back

Here's what was inside . . .

This month's Tarot cards featured Darrow and Mustang from the Red Rising series by Pierce Brown. These were illustrated by @lizzart_zardonicz.

Socks inspired by The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern. These were designed by @jezhawk.

A necklace inspired by Crescent City by Sarah J. Maas.

An art print inspired by Wicked Fox by Kat Cho. This was designed by @cyt_draws.

A tote bag inspired by Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan and designed by @rosiethorns88.

Bookends featuring the moon, sun and stars, and designed by @jezhawk.

The book of the month was Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan. 

This exclusive edition is signed, has an exclusive cover, artwork endpapers, foil embossing on the hardcover, and the most gorgeous sprayed edges I've ever seen. It also came with a letter from the author with character art on the reverse.

Here's everything together . . .

Did you get this box?

What's your favourite item?

FairyLoot Unboxing - Uprising (September Box)

  

 FairyLoot is a UK-based YA subscription box.

Each box contains a variety of objects and a book with an exclusive cover.  

 The September theme was

Uprising

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Here's what was inside . . .

 

An enamel pin inspired by An Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir and designed by @jezhawk.

A card holder also designed by @jezhawk which was inspired by The Prison Healer written by Lynette Noni.

Two tarot cards inspired by Caraval by Stephanie Garber. These were designed by @morgana0anagrom.

 

A pair of socks inspired by Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim which were designed by @catarinabookdesigns.

A paperback of Beasts of Prey by Ayana Gray which has an exclusive cover and a digital signature.

The main book of the month was Defy the Night by Brigid Kemmerer.

This edition has an exclusive cover, sprayed edges, embossing on the naked hardback, as well as artwork on the inside of the dust jacket, a ribbon bookmark and is signed by the author.

It also came with a letter from the author that has character art by @lizzart_zardonicz on the reverse.

Here's everything all together . . .

 

This was a bit of a mixed box for me. I'll definitely read the books, but I don't think I'll use the items that came in the box.

Did you get this box?

What's your favourite item?

FairyLoot Unboxing - Tales Retold (July Box)

  

 FairyLoot is a UK-based YA subscription box.

Each box contains a variety of objects and a book with an exclusive cover.  

 The July theme was

Tales Retold

Here's what was inside . . .

A tin inspired by A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas and designed by @chattynora.

A pair of socks inspired by Cinderella Is Dead by Kalynn Bayron. These were designed by @catarinabookdesigns.

An umbrella inspired by the Alice in Wonderland retelling Heartless by Marissa Meyer.

A pair of tarot cards inspired by Caraval by Stephanie Garber and designed by @morgana0anagrom.

A book sleeve featuring the main characters from The Blood of Stars duology by Elizabeth Lim. This was designed by @rosiethorns88.

A foiled art print by @kavon_kayleigh of the protagonist from The Star-Touched Queen series by Roshani Chokski.

The book of the month was Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim.

This exclusive edition has a unique cover, foiled embossing on the naked hardback, character art on the inside of the dust jacket, as well as sprayed and stenciled edges.

The book is signed by the author and came with a letter from the author that has character art on the reverse.

Here's everything all together . . .

My favourite item in the box is definitely the book which is absolutely gorgeous.

Did you get this box?

What is your favourite item?

FairyLoot Unboxing - Spellcraft (May Box)

  

 FairyLoot is a UK-based YA subscription box.

Each box contains a variety of objects and a book with an exclusive cover.  

 The May theme was

Spellcraft

 

 

 

 

 

Here's what was inside . . .

 

 

 An art print featuring characters from Crave by Tracy Wolff which was illustrated by @gracezhuart.

Two Tarot cards inspired by Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin. These were designed by @morgana0anagrom.

A set of foiled coasters featuring characters from Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin. The art for these is by @arz28.

A wooden phone stand inspired by Raybearer by Jordan Ifueko.

A TBR game from Team FairyLoot, designed to make choosing what to read easier.

 

 A tumbler inspired by the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas. This was designed by @chattynora.

The book of the month was Witches Steeped in Gold by Ciannon Smart.

This FairyLoot exclusive edition has a redesigned cover, is signed by the author, has stenciled edges, character art on the inside of the dust jacket, foil embossing on the naked hardback and also has a ribbon bookmark.

The book came with a letter from the author which has character art on the reverse.

Here is everything all together . . .

I love this edition of the book. FairyLoot have been delivering some really gorgeous books recently.

Most of the items aren't ones I would use myself, mostly because of the fandoms, but they all have lovely designs.

Did you get this box?

What's your favourite item?

Book Hooked Box Unboxing - It Is Here (May Box)

 

Book Hooked Box is a UK-based bi-monthly YA book subscription box that includes five items as well as a new YA release.

The theme of the May box was 

It Is Here

 

 

Here's what was inside . . .

 

A flower-themed treat from Gardners Cookies which is vegan and looks delicious.

A hot chocolate stirrer from Pendragon Drinks.

A candle inspired by the book of the month from Bookworm Candles. This is a 4oz candle that is handpoured, has an autumnal scent and floral toppings.

Vegan body polish from Ascent Bath & Body, which is a three-in-one whipped soap, sugar scrub and moisturiser. I love the bronze colour.

The book of the month was The Forest of Stolen Girls by June Hur. This came with a letter from the author, a signed bookplate and a bookmark from Felfira Moon Designs.

 Here's everything all together . . .

 

I specifically got this box because I knew what the book would be and it's one that I really want to read. However, I'm really happy with everything else in the box (although I can't have the marshmallows in the chocolate stirrer as they have gelatine). The candle is gorgeous and I'm looking forward to eating the flower biscuit.

Did you get this box?

What's your favourite item?

FairyLoot Unboxing - Hidden Identities (April Box)

 

 FairyLoot is a UK-based YA subscription box.

Each box contains a variety of objects and a book with an exclusive cover.  

 The April theme was

Hidden Identities

 

 

 

 Here's what was inside . . .

Foiled bookmarks inspired by The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang, Blood Heir by Amelie When Zhao and An Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir. These have artwork by @talia.nobel.

A bar of handmade soap inspired by The Flame in the Mist by Renee Ahdieh. This is from Little Heart Gifts and has pink and white swirls, smelling like sakura flowers.

Tarot cards inspired by Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin. These are designed by @morgana0anagrom.

An enamel pin inspired by The Daevabad Trilogy by S.A. Chakraborty. This was designed by @_iceydesigns.

A tote bag inspired by the Blood and Ash series by Jennifer L. Armentrout. The artwork is by @arz28.

Metal bookends inspired by The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. These were designed by @jezhawk.

The book of the month was The Prison Healer by Lynette Noni. 

This FairyLoot edition has an exclusive purple cover, is signed, has sprayed and stenciled edges, as well as artwork on the inside of the dust jacket, foiling on the naked hardback, and also has bonus content. This came with a letter from the author that has character art on the other side.

Here is everything all together . . .

This was a bit of a mixed box for me.

I love the pin, bookends and book, but the other items aren't ones that I love (mainly due to the fandoms).

What do you think of this box?

What's your favourite item?

FairyLoot Unboxing - Greek Mythology (January Box)

 

 FairyLoot is a UK-based YA subscription box.

Each box contains a variety of objects and a book with an exclusive cover.  

 The January theme was

Greek Mythology

 

Here's what was inside . . .

A wooden spatula featuring a quote from Lovely War by Julie Berry. This was designed by @kdpletters.

Two Tarot cards inspired by The Wrath and the Dawn by Renee Ahdieh. These were designed by @arz28.

A trinket dish illustrated by @taratjah which features Eros and Psyche.

An enamel bookmark with the goddess Athena, designed by @monolimeart.

A Medusa iron-on patch illustrated by @alyesasworld.

A booksleeve inspired by and featuring a quote from Circe by Madeline Miller. This was designed by @chattynora.

An art print designed by @arz28 which features Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase from the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan.

The book of the month was Lore by Alexandra Bracken.

FairyLoot really went all out with this exclusive edition - it has an exclusive cover, sprayed and stenciled edges, artwork on the inside of the dust jacket, foil embossing on the front, back and spine of the naked hardback, custom endpapers and a printed signature. It also came with a letter from the author which has character art on the reverse.

 

Here's everything all together . . .

This was definitely my favourite box for a long time. Everything in it is so beautiful.

My favourite item is the trinket dish but I love all the extras on the book.

Did you get this box?

What's your favourite item?