Peekaboo's Corner
Hey book worms! Peekaboo here, your radical librarian and occasional
guest blogger. Pull up a seat, and let me talk at you.
Today’s topic: The Ripped Bodice.
Or more specifically: The awesome holiday bags that The Ripped Bodice
are selling.
If you haven’t heard about the Ripped Bodice yet, hold onto your butts,
because here’s the skinny: Fabulous sisters, Leah and Bea Koch Kickstarted the
first exclusively romance bookshop in the United States that they now run with
their rescue dog and adorable mascot, Fitzwilliam Waffles. It’s based out of
LA, so too far for me to visit in person, but I want to do everything I can to
support them, because it’s a) a business run by kick-ass ladies and b) it
supports the romance industry, which is my genre of choice.
So let’s get to the holiday bags. There are two available: the Lizzie Bennet, and the Kitty Bennet.
The Lizzie Bennet comes with: 1 used book (they let you pick the
subgenre), 1 pair of fabulous socks, 1 container of tea, and a Fitzwilliam
Waffles sticker. Price: $30
The Kitty Bennet comes with : 2 used books (again, you pick the
subgenre, they do the rest), 1 thing of nail polish, one necklace, Fitz
sticker! Price: $40
I got the Kitty Bennet box.
Mine came with:
·
The Virgin’s Secret - Victoria Alexander· The Wyndham Legacy - Catherine Coulter
· 1 bottle of Claws Out vegan nail polish in the Liberty shade (think Statue)
· 1 gold necklace with the 100% emoji in tiny gold
· 1 Adorable Fitz sticker
Was it worth $40?
Debatable. But let me tell you why you should get it anyway, and why I
am glad I did.
All of the products are locally made and hand crafted, so you are
supporting local businesses. The books are used, which means you are saving
trees.
By buying anything from the Ripped Bodice, you are supporting two
amazing women who not only stood up for their dreams, but made their lives
supporting the romance industry, which already gets pooped on enough, and could
use a little more love.
Also FEMINISM.
Screw other people, I got this as a present for myself, and I’m really
glad I did. Plus their book choices were surprisingly spot on for me.
Treat yo’self, friends. You’re worth it.
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