“Never trust anyone who has not brought a book with them.”
The March theme was 'Memorable Moments' and we celebrate FairyLoot's second birthday. To mark the special occasion this months box was purple. It's the little things and this little thing made me ever so excited! 😀 The loot: First up was the Cork Bunting from Paladone. To be completely honest with you I'm not sure …
March was all about finishing up The Illuminae Files with the release of Obsidio by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff. I absolutely adored this trilogy and Obsidio was an epic end to it. I didn't want it to be finished but they ended it so well and really knocked it out of the park, or in this case, universe …
We went to some really lovely places on this trip so I just wanted to share them in case anyone who reads this is planning a trip to Amsterdam in the near future.
This day last week I was preparing to head into Amsterdam after spending a wonderful few days visiting my friend and her family in the city of Almere. This friend is why this trip (and most likely all future trips to Holland) is referred to as a book trip. I met Susan on Goodreads on …
February's theme was 'Twisted Tales' and the art for this box is probably the best I've received so far. Tara Spruit does all the artwork for the FairyLoot box spoiler cards and bookmarks and she is so talented. They are always stunning but this months one is just so atmospheric. I love it. So the loot... …
I feel like I totally smashed February. A short month but I got through fourteen books. I participated in my first bookstagram readathon, #25inFive, from the 8th to the 12th February and I think that really focused me. It also didn't hurt that I finally started A Court of Thorns and Roses and read book …
I am obsessed with FairyLoot. I've been getting them since August 2017 and as long as they continue to be of such high quality I'm going to continue to get them. I've decided that once they announce their photo challenge each month I'll do an unboxing post. This is mainly so I can wax lyrical …
