Last month, Uppercase and OwlCrate sent duplicate books (My Lady Jane) in their June boxes. While unexpected, I understood that was a risk of subscribing to two different YA book boxes. Both companies have acknowledged the situation and offered solutions to customers who received duplicates. Both of them have handled the situation extremely well, and with great customer service. Although I don’t know how long I will continue to pay for both subscriptions, I wouldn’t cancel due to one duplicate book. So with that out of the way, let’s dive in to the June Uppercase Box…   The first item I pulled out of the bag was a custom stamped Book Lover Pencil Set. I’m not a huge user of pencils (Sharpies are my writing utensil of choice), but I will make an exception for these! I love the sayings on them, especially #booknerd, and the colors are bright and fun.   Next up was a Vintage Sticky Notes Set – another win! These are way too cute, and I can’t wait to use them. Or just open the package from time to time and stare at them adoringly.   Also included was the usual bookmark with the codes for extra content, as well as a button that went along with the book. Which was…This Savage Song by Victoria Schwab, which sounds amazing! I can’t wait to read this one.   I couldn’t determine prices or find links to the extra items in this month’s box, so I can’t say what kind of value this is. However, I enjoyed all of the items that were included, and I will continue my subscription for another month. Uppercase Box is $23 (+shipping) per month, and I am not compensated in any way for my opinion. There is also an option to receive the book only for $17 (+shipping), if you aren’t interested in the extras.      

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Jessica @ Bookshelfery

Jessica’s addiction to books began at age 4, going on weekly trips to the library with her mom. After being a young fan of Sweet Valley High and The Baby-Sitters Club, she discovered the thrill of reading a book that made her want to leave the light on and check under the bed. Her all-time favorite author is Stephen King, but she will read just about anything! Jessica never leaves home without her e-reader, and considers it the best gift she ever received. Her other hobbies include running and going to Disney World as often as possible.

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