OwlCrate Unboxing: February 2017 (Run away with the Circus)

Here's what I got in my February 2017 OwlCrate box, which came in the mail today. The theme for February's box is "Run away with the Circus".

My February @owlcrate box came in the mail today, and I absolutely love it! While I really like red version of the Night Circus themed tote bag that some people received, I definitely like the black version of the tote bag more, so I'm thrilled that I got a black tote bag. I absolutely love the note pad that's made out of recycled playing cards. I think the candle smells great. 😀 As someone who mostly listens to audiobooks, I love that they included a free download code for the audiobook of Caraval. I really hope that OwlCrate does that again in the future. While I'm always excited to get my OwlCrate box, the wait for this month's box was especially brutal since I had originally planned on getting a copy of @stephanie_garber's Caraval the day it was released (1/31) so I could read and review it right away, but when OwlCrate announced the theme for the February box, I knew that I was going to have to change my plans. I'll definitely start reading it very soon now that I finally own a copy of Caraval. 😀 This is definitely another fantastic OwlCrate box. 😀 #owlcrate #bookstagram #bookhaul #bookworm #bookaddict #bookaholic #caraval #stephaniegarber #thenightcircus

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Plans start at $29.99, plus shipping. The people who run OwlCrate are all very nice, and they’re really great at answering any questions that people may have about OwlCrate on Twitter, or via email. I highly recommend subscribing to OwlCrate, especially if you’re a fan of YA books. If you’re interested in learning more about OwlCrate, or subscribing to it, you can check out their website here. For the record, I wasn’t asked by the people who run OwlCrate to promote their business on my blog; I’m only mentioning OwlCrate here because I really love OwlCrate a lot, especially now that I’m mostly reviewing books for my blog instead of TV shows. 

Finally, in case you’re unaware, I've reviewed Jeff Zentner’s debut novel, The Serpent King, which was OwlCrate’s book of the month for March of last year when the theme was "Writer’s Block". I've also reviewed P.S. I Like You by Kasie West, which was the book of the month for August of last year when the theme was "Fast Times at Y.A. High".