Lil’ Bear Bookclub Box Review + Coupon – February 2017

Lil’ Bear Book Club is a monthly children’s book subscription. They offer two subscription options: Board Books (recommended ages 0-3) and Picture Books (recommended for all ages).

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This review is of the Picture Book, $17.99 a month, box. 

The Subscription Box: Lil’ Bear Book Club

The Cost: $16.99 a month for board books, and $17.99 a month for picture books (save money with longer subscriptions) $5 shipping per month

COUPON: Save 20% off your first month with code TEDDYBEAR

The Products: 3-4 board books or 2-4 picture books (all books come individually wrapped)

Ships to: U.S.

Good to know: The books were individually wrapped (at no extra charge) and it felt like unwrapping a special gift. I think this is a nice touch, especially for a kid’s box!

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Good Night! Good Night! by Carin Berger – Value $17.99

Carin Berger’s cut paper collage illustrations were so whimsical and pleasing. The sweet story with tons of repetition is perfect for the bedtime routine. Momma Bunny is trying to get her little ones to bed, but they keep asking more and more before they’ll drift off to sleep. From bedtime stories and kisses to dances and tickles these little bunnies know how to drag their fuzzy feet! This book was sweet without being saccharine.

I Do Not Like Al’s Hat by Erin McGill – Value $14.76 on Amazon (retail price $17.99)

This is definitely a new storyline for me. A bunny named Herb who is tired of being pulled out of a magician’s hat decides to find a new line of work. What are the options for a bunny? He comes up with: wild rabbit, farmer and pet rabbit. With pros and cons lists and amusing illustrations he finally finds the perfect place. My kids found this story funny and I especially enjoyed the bright home-style illustrations.

Verdict: We enjoyed both selections this month. The retail value this month is over $32 which I’m very happy with. The February themed wrapping paper was adorable this month too. Though Lil’ Bear Book Club says the subscription comes with 2-4 books each month I’ve only received more than two books once last spring. Getting a third (or even fourth) book would be nice once on occasion and would definitely increase the value.

What do you think of this month’s Lil’ Bear Book Club?