I mean with a theme like that, hard to resist, right? (Also, sorry this is a boring picture, I was between puzzles decorating my table so didn’t have a “background” except the actual table. Woops) And I have to say it was definitely worth it. Let’s do the unboxing from top left corner and going clockwise:
- Theme card and zine. I generally enjoy the artwork and this isn’t the exception.
- Key shaped gel pen. It is a gorgeous blue key, and it is a pen, and even better, it is a gel pen (the only thing that could top up this is if it was a fountain pen!)
- Underneath it is a tote bag inspired by Strange the Dreamer. I like the bag it has a more “bottom” shaped design which made it a bit more useful for carrying stuff as it keesp shape nicely.
- Book Beau coffee. This smells good but I am frustrated to no end as there are NO instructions on it, or anything that says how fine the coffee has been grinded, or literally anything useful (is it just coffee? does it have some spices grinded into it? Who knows?!). I even tried searching Book Beau’s site and she has zero info about the coffee, not even ifn their FAQ.
- Metal bookends which are Narnia themed (and it was easy to see that and they are freaking gorgeous!)
- The collectible pin. I have to say the pins have only gotten better each box. And this one is utterly gorgeous
- Spoiler card
- Gorgeous coasters. I love the style of them, they feel vintage but not tacky or what everyone else has, they’re unique.
- Sorcery of Thorns sticker.
- The book, I like this cover and I like the original and I am looking forward to reading the book.
All in all, a very strong box from Owlcrate, I am quite pleased except for the whole coffee without ANY useful information on it (please, if you’re senidng coffee, hot chocolate, tea, have a list of ingredients, some helpful info!). The rest of it is gorgeous and dreamy and fits the theme perfectly.