February 2016 Bookish Box Review

*I received a free box for my honest review*



  The Bookish Box is a book inspired box from Appraising Pages.  You do not get a book, just bookish things. 

Each month Bookish Box sends you 3 to 5 bookish items , including a exclusive t-shirt.



Here is what was in February 2016's box:

Each month you get a product card showing you more info about each products.

This shirt is inspired by Perks Of Being A Wildflower. It is designed by
  Appraising Pages. I really like this shirt even though
 I have never read the book. 
Appraising Pages- Key chain inspired by Fangirl .
I will be using this on my key chain.

Parks And  Rec inspired magnet from Jar of Buttons. This
 is already on my refrigerator.


Tote bag from Bookworm Boutique.  I will be using this soon.


Bookmark from Bookworm Boutique. I love this bookmark. 



Book club notebook from Yellow Paper House.
This is something I will be using.



The cost is $29.99 per month plus shipping and they do ship worlwide.

Do I think The Bookish box is worth it? The retail value is over $40 so it is worth the price . Yes, I do think this is woth it. This makes a great gift for a YA book lover .

If you are interesting in The Bookish Box you can use my refferal link  Also if you use WELCOME coupon code you will save $3.50 off your first order.



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