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Book Case Club Review + Coupon – Read To Me – September 2017

BookCase.Club
3.5 overall rating
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Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

BookCase.Club is a subscription service for book lovers. There are eight different options, the six monthly options are Teenage Dream (YA), Strange Worlds (science fiction/fantasy), Blind Date (paranormal romance), Thrill Seeker (mystery/thriller), Booking for Love (romance) and Read to Me (picture books), there are also two quarterly options that ship every three months: Quarterly Cookbooks and Quarterly Military History.

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This review is of the Read to Me (picture book), $9.99 a month, box.

Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

The Subscription Box: BookCase.Club

The Cost: $9.99 a month + $5.00 shipping (discounts offered with longer subscriptions)

The Products: 4 children’s picture books for the Read to Me box, the other boxes all come with two books per shipment.

Ships to: US

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Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

Vincent and the Night by Adele Enersen – Value $13.46 on Amazon (retail price $16.99)

While I loved the creativity that Enersen used in taking photos of her baby and then juxtaposing them with digital line drawings, the story itself about a baby who doesn’t want to sleep fell flat. My daughter pored over the pictures but didn’t want me to read the rest of the book after the first few pages.

Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

Where Bear by Sophy Henn - Value $7.99 on Amazon (retail price $16.99)

This delightful book is sparse on text and mainly consists of the repetitive refrain “where bear?” as a boy tries to find his companion a new home. The bear no longer fits in the house with the boy and so they go, off looking for a better spot. The artistic design of this book is fabulous. This is one of my all-time favorite subscription box books.

Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

Young Cam Jansen and the Knock, Knock Mystery by David Adler - Value $4.70 on Amazon (retail price $14.99)

I’m a big fan of David Adler’s Cam Jansen books. Cam has a photographic memory which comes in handy when she’s solving mysteries around town. In this mystery, she’s with her best friend Eric trying to figure out who keeps knocking on Eric’s grandparent’s door at night and keep waking them up. My son loves doing these short, un-scary mysteries with me.

Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

Bookcase Club September 2017 Kid's Book Subscription Box

I’m Not Tired Yet by Marianne Richmond – Out of Print (Retail Value $16.99)

This is another bedtime story about a boy who stalls and stalls to avoid sleep. But this one has a cute twist with the sweet kinds of hugs and kisses he exchanges with his mother as part of their loving bedtime routine. A cute, if not very memorable, read.

Verdict: The value of BookCase.Club this month was over $43 (using both Amazon prices and retail prices for the book that is no longer in print) which is more than double the cost of the box ($9.99 a month plus $5 shipping)! I honestly don’t know how they do it, but I’m so glad they do! I think getting four hardcover books for only $14.99 a month (less with longer subscriptions) is phenomenal. I can’t wait to see what they send next month.

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Jessica Telesmanich
Jessica Telesmanich
Jessica's addiction started off slowly enough with Birchbox, but it has grown and grown over the last three years. An elementary school librarian and mom of two she loves boxes that are child-centric. But she'll never turn down a good fashion, beauty or tasty treat subscription.

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4 comments

Jen

My son adores where bear. Vincent and the night was just ok. The reader is too advanced for my 5 and 2 year old, and the one about s kid who won’t go to bed and his mom just keeps giving in won’t ever be seen by my children. Where Bear made this box worth it for me.

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Juliya

Hi Jessica, thank you for the review! The coupon value is wrong – it’s 10% not 15% when applied.

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Carrie

They do it because their books are remainders (books stores couldn’t sell)

You can generally find the books in their crates on discount book sites for a few bucks each. I had a 3 month sub with them for a while and my box was only ever worth the $9.99.

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Wendy

Agree, If someone is willing to bargain hunt and do the legwork or internet searches than they could find a better deal/value. However the convience of having it delivered on a regular basis directly to the home, 4 books and new is amazing. I can’t imagine the profit margin being very high, books, packaging, shipping, labor, website site maintaince, reailor credit card fees etc. How do they do all that for sub w/shipping for only 15.

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