▲ 24 r/NetGalleyCommunity
Surprised for this approval
It’s not Grim Tidings but I really loved this first book so I’m super excited for this!!
u/morisong6 — 19 hours ago
▲ 22 r/fairyloot
It’s about time Bookish Box finishes Ruinous Love
Marked it spoilers in case people like the surprise lol
Upcoming On-Sale Dates:
✨ FIRST ACCESS: August 24th at 10 A.M. PT
FIRST access includes customers who have purchased Butcher & Blackbird directly from The Bookish Box & Shop. This includes customers who received Butcher & Blackbird in their June 2024 Darkly Box.
✨ EARLY ACCESS: August 25th at 10 A.M. PT
EARLY access includes active Bookish Box and Darkly Box subscribers.
✨ PUBLIC ACCESS: August 26th at 10 A.M. PT
Due to publishing rights, this preorder is only available in the United States and Canada.
This Exclusive Luxe Edition Set will be $70 (shipping not included).
Kindly note that only one purchase per person is allowed during first access, early access and the first 24 hours of public access.
This preorder is estimated to ship in December 2026.
u/morisong6 — 1 month ago
▲ 186 r/fairyloot
Unpopular opinion about reprints
I got the email from Illumicrate about the presale for Check and Mate. It made me realize that I think I’m in the minority that:
- I honestly don’t mind when boxes do reprints of previous books (yes even sub books)
- I also don’t care if they update the customizations on a previously released book
It really just feels like FOMO culture to be upset when a company offers an updated version of a previous book and customers get upset that they feel they need to purchase the updated version. For example: OwlCrate Bride and Mate. Did I buy Mate without the edges? Yes. Did I buy Bride and Mate with the edges? Also yes. I decided which version I ultimately liked more and sold the other for cost. I mainly bought both versions because I wasn’t sure if the spine style of Mate would bother me with the original version of Bride. It does not lol.
Ultimately, we’re entitled to our own opinions. I understand how it seems like a money grab by companies to update special editions for a reprint but it’s up to us as consumers to decide if we’re going to hop on the FOMO train or be fine with letting more people get access to previous books without paying really high prices.
u/morisong6 — 2 months ago