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March 2017 Bookish Box Review

I received my March Bookish Box. This is always exciting for me because they have such awesome products every month. This month the theme was sidekicks. Here is a picture of all of my awesome loot:

My favorite items out of the box are the Sherlock socks which I am actually wearing right now and the Java Jones candle. The socks are from Out of Print and they are so comfy. While I love the socks, it would have been great to have something Watson themed to go with the theme of the box. The candle is from Cherry Pit Crafts and smells amazing. This is based on Simon from the Mortal Instruments Series. I received some butterbeer bath salts from Cherry Pit Crafts last year and they smell amazing as well. They have a lot of really neat products that I am definitely putting on a wish list.

The tote bag in the upper right of the picture is a quote from Marlee Tames of the Selection series. This box inspired me to read the series and I devoured it in a few days. I will share my review soon.

The shirt is a Samwise Gamgee quote from Lord of the Rings. I have not read Lord of the Rings and did not see it included as inspiration for this box so I was a little surprised. I will set this one to the side for a while and decide if I want to read the book so I can wear the shirt. Because I would feel weird if I couldn't explain it and someone came up and asked me about it. Maybe I'm just a little weird or paranoid.

The oh my stars picture was done by Lexy Olivia who has been doing all of the beautiful bookmarks that come with most of the boxes. This is really pretty and was inspired by the Lunar Chronicles that I also have not read. This series however is on the list to be read.

I think this was another great box. Ok, well I do feel like I am forced to read the Lord of the Rings now though and I am not sure how I feel about that but I have been told that it is great so I am sure I will cave.

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