Hello all my wonderful Book Dragons! I hope y’all are having a great week. As a part of my subscription book box series, I will be releasing different lists of subscription book boxes for all types of readers! To kick it off, here’s a list of 7 book boxes specifically for Young Adult book lovers!
The Enchanted Book Box contains:
- One YA book
- 5-7 goodies that go along with the months theme, mostly hand made from small businesses (that you can find on instagram) or from Etsy.
It’s located in the US but ships internationally. There’s a monthly subscription starting at $35, and a three month subscription for $100. The boxes normally ship around the 20th – 25th of every month.
UK based Fairyloot is a fantasy focused YA and YA crossover book box that comes with:
- One newly released book
- 5-6 (fantasy) themed bookish goodies!
The monthly subscription box starts out at £26.00 ($33.91), three months for £78.00 ($101.80), and six months for £156.00 ($203.59). They also ship worldwide and the boxes ship out on the 20th of every month.
LitJoy Crate boxes contains:
- One newly released YA book
- 2-4 curated bookish goodies
They offer a monthly subscription service, starting at $29.99 monthly, $86.97 for three months, $167.94 for six months, as well as a shop where you can purchase crates, books, apparel, and other bookish products. Their boxes normally ship on the 20th of every month.
You can find my review and unboxing of the LitJoy June box here.
- One newly released YA adult book
- 3-5 bookish goodies curated to the book
- A goodie from the author!
The box is US based but they do seem to ship internationally. A monthly subscription begins at $29.99, and 3 month subscription is $86.98 and a six month subscription is $167.94. Their boxes tend to ship in the middle of the month, usually between the 15th-20th.
- One newly released fantasy or sci-fi book
- 3+ bookish goodies.
You also have the option of just subscribing to get the book without the goodies as well. A regular monthly subscription begins at $29.99, a three month subscription at $86.97, and a six month subscription at $167.94. The boxes ship out between the 20th-25th of every month.
Spearcraft Book Box is another box that includes:
- One newly released hardcover YA novel from all genres
- Author content
- Around 4+ handmade and fandom inspired bookish goodies.
They also have a quarterly subscription that is a bigger box with more goodies and a new book that is different than their monthly boxes. They also have additional purchasing option including the box without a book, and the book without the box. They have a monthly subscription starting at $29.99, a three month subscription at $86.75, a six month subscription at $167.50, and a 12 month subscription at $324.00.
You can find my unboxing and review of Spearcraft’s book box here.
The Unicorn crate contains:
- One newly released YA Fantasy hardback book (usually the first in a series or a standalone)
- 5-6 bookish items, usually made from a wide range of small businesses or by the company itself
- A handwritten letter from the author and a bookplate when possible.
Every box contains a unicorn themed item as well! The monthly subscription starts at $36.95, a three month subscription at $105.30, and a six month subscription at $203.96. The box normally ships around the 20th of every month.
I’ve also heard Illumicrate is good – always wanted to subscribe to one of these but they’re so expensive.
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Thanks for the recommendation! I’ll definitely check it out! The price can be a little bit of a barrier, but if you ever want to purchase one you can look for the boxes reps on Instagram and usually get a code that will give you a discount on the box. Thanks for stopping by!
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*take my money subscription boxes, take it*
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You and me both!! Haha, thanks for stopping by!
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Wonderful post 🙂 I am always looking for new book subscription boxes 🙂
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Thanks! And thank you for stopping by!
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Two boxes I was subscribed to ended within the last few months and I’ve been looking around for some new ones, so I’ll definitely have to try some of these out. Great post 🙂
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What boxes have you subscribed to in the past, I’d love to hear about your experience with them! And let me know if you try any new ones! Thanks so much for stopping by!!!
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I was subscribed to Lit-Cube, which was a book box, and Fanmail which for “geeky” girls. And both ended their main boxes with a month of each other…but I am trying different ones out like Uppercase and Scribbler for writers 🙂
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Ooh thanks for this, I got my first subscriptions box earlier this year and wondered what others to try, this is a really useful resource!
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That’s great! What subscription box have you tried, I’d love to hear about it! And I’m so happy to hear it helped to give you a few recommendations of boxes to try! Thanks for stopping by Claire!
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I tried the Book Box Club one, and I would really recommend them. I’ve bought the limited edition one that Unicorn Crate are doing in November, I’m really excited about it!
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I’m glad to hear the Book Box club one was good! And that’s awesome, I’m so excited for you!!!
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Ooh these all sound amazing! I love subscription boxes but have never looked into any book related ones, what a great idea!
Soph – https://sophhearts.com/ x
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What subscription boxes have you tried? there’s so many different kinds, I almost want to try them all haha. Thanks for stopping by Soph!
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Gah, I wish I had the funds to subscribe to these because I’m a sucker for all the merch. T_T Alas, living internationally means insane shipping fees. D:
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I’m sorry to hear that! I hope they start making book boxes more accessible internationally soon, everyone should be able to get their hands on such cool goodies and books! Thanks for stopping by!
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Ugh, I wish I had time to read again. I still have the other two books of The Mortal Instruments to read. I only got through the first one, City of Bones and then motherhood called.
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I hope you can get a little time to read soon! And let me know what you think of the other two books! Thanks for stopping by Alice!
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Ahhh I wish I had the money to subscribe to these – or even just order one of them – but living internationally, the shipping fees are higher than the cost of the box.
Great post! 🙂
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Even not living internationally I still struggle to get them here and there, I can’t imagine how much more shipping costs living internationally. I’ve heard a couple people mentioning that, I hope they start making book boxes more accessible soon.
Thanks for stopping by!!
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