UNBOXING | FairyLoot: Blood & Honey Collector's Edition

 

I really enjoyed reading Serpent & Dove after I received it in a FairyLoot box last year, so I was delighted to get the sequel in this incredible collector's edition box also by FairyLoot. The two books will look so wonderful together, and all the items that came with the book will be amazing to own too!

Blanket, with artwork designed by Noverantale.

La Fôret Des Yeux candle, poured by Bookish Burns, with label designed by Blanca Montiel.

Storage tin, designed by Chatty Nora.

Enamel pin set, designed by Jezhawk Designs.

Gilded tarot deck, designed with oblivionsdream.

Art print, created by Katherine Britt.

Bonus chapter of Blood & Honey by Shelby Mahurin.

Signed edition of Blood & Honey by Shelby Mahurin, with sprayed edges and art by arz28 on the inside of the dust jacket.

I really am impressed with this box and every item in it, I am not sure I could even choose a favourite! They are all such high quality and designed so well, with lots of beautiful details. I really am amazed by the tarot deck with each of its unique designs.

I will be sure to post a review of Blood & Honey once I have read it, if you already have then let me know in the comments what you thought! Also let me know if you got this box, what you thought and which item was your favourite.

If you would like to find out more about FairyLoot, you can find their website here.

UNBOXING | FairyLoot: A Different Kind of Magic - June 2020

I was very excited when I saw the description for FairyLoot's June box, the theme of A Different Kind of Magic, along with the hints as to what would be in the box, really had me intrigued, and the box definitely did not let me down! Here is everything that was in the box:

Alice in Wonderland tea strainer.

The Shadows Between Us pin, created by jezhawk.

The Starless Sea patch, designed by dustandpages.

The Bone Season socks, designed by FairyLoot.

Avatar: The Last Airbender elemental coasters designed by noverantale.

Art print by arz28, inspired by Blood Heir by Amelie Zhao.

Theme art spoiler card and bookmark, Fairyscoop newsletter, and character art by arz28 with author letter on the back.

A Darker Shade of Magic tarot cards.

Advanced exclusive edition of The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna with sprayed edges.

Signed edition of Forest of Souls by Lori M. Lee with an exclusive cover and artwork on the reverse of the dust jacket by arz28.

Overall this was a really brilliant box, with a great amount of interesting items. I think my favourites were the tea strainer and the pin! I will be looking forward to reading both of the books that came inside this box, and it is especially exciting that we got an advanced edition of The Gilded Ones! If you also received this box, let me know which item you liked best, and if you have read either of the books let me know your thoughts down in the comments below.

If you would like to find out more about FairyLoot, you can visit their website here.

UNBOXING | FairyLoot: Break the Curse - March 2020

I decided to get the FairyLoot March box because I like a lot of the books that it was hinted the items for this month would be inspired by, and the book description sounded really intriguing! Break the Curse is a really fascinating theme and I was not disappointed by the items FairyLoot curated for it. This is definitely one of my favourite FairyLoot boxes so far, and even though it was delayed it was certainly worth the wait. Here is what was in the box!

Caraval lanyard, designed by Catarina Book Designs.

Heartless inspired Wonderland passport cover, designed by Noverantale.

A Curse So Dark and Lonely book sleeve, designed by eviebookish.

The Queen of Nothing tumbler cup, designed by Noverantale.

The Raven Cycle head band, designed by Tara Spruit.

Genie notepad, designed by Catarina Book Designs.

A Court of Thorns and Roses postcard.

Throne of Glass inspired tarot cards, designed by Gabriella Bujdoso.

Theme art and bookmark, both designed by Tara Spruit, newsletter, and character art created by Diana Dworak with author letter on the back.

Exclusive signed edition of Bone Crier's Moon by Kathryn Purdie, with green sprayed edges and art designed by Diana Dworak on the inside of the dust jacket.

Overall this was a wonderful box with some lovely items that made me very happy when I opened the box! I think my favourite items were the book sleeve and tumbler, because they are both beautiful and inspired by two book series that I really enjoy. I also thought the post card that had a message to FairyLoot customers to say thank you for supporting them during this time was a really sweet touch. If you received this box let me know in the comments below which items you liked best, and if you have read the book that came in the box let me know what you thought of it!

If you would like to find out more about FairyLoot, you can visit their website here.

UNBOXING | FairyLoot: The Queen of Nothing Collector's Edition

The Folk of the Air series has quickly become on of my favourite trilogies and I was so excited when I managed to get one of the Queen of Nothing collector's edition boxes when they sold them for a second time, especially since I'd unfortunately missed it on sale the first time round. I was so happy with everything in this box and the special edition of the book and thought it was definitely worth the wait.

Booksleeve, with artwork by Stella Bookish Art.

Elfhame enamel pin, designed by Dust and Pages.

Cardan and Jude mug, featuring artwork by Monolime.

Wooden bookmark, with artwork of Cardan by Monolime and lettering by Stella Bookish Art.

Art print, by Merwild and Co.

 

Blanket, designed by arz28.

Signed bookplate.

Special edition of The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black, with redesigned cover, stenciled sprayed edges and ribbon bookmark.

This was such a wonderful box, and it was just amazing to get such high quality and beautiful items related to a book series I love so much. I do not think I can even chose a favourite because I love all the items so much.
If you got this box let me know what you thought, and if you have read the Folk of the Air series, let me know what you thought of that too in the comments below!
If you want to find out more about FairyLoot, you can visit their website here.