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Blogmas Day Nineteen: What I Included In My #TBTBSANTA Box

Hello Everyone :)


I hope you're all doing well, and I thank you all for joining me today for the nineteenth day of Blogmas:





I've been wanting to share with you all what I included in my Broke and Bookish Secret Santa box this year, but I wanted to wait until I knew for sure that my person opened it, just in case I ended up spoiling something for them through this post.


She ended up opening everything a couple of days ago, and so I can now definitely go ahead and share with all of you guys what I included in my box this year.


I won't be sharing who my person was, as she doesn't have a blog, and I don't want to include her social medias in case she's not comfortable with me doing so, but she seems like a really sweet person, and I had a lot of fun putting together her package from the info she included in her questionnaire. 




This is the whole picture of everything I ended up including this year.

For books I went with: 

Replica by Lauren Oliver

Sea of Shadows by Kelley Armstrong

In a Dark, Dark, Wood by Ruth Ware

The Forgetting Time by Sharon Guskin

All of which were from her wishlist. 




She had mentioned in her form that she'd recently gotten a new kitten, and so I definitely wanted to send something along for him. I chose a package of squeeze ups, which are my cat's favorite treat ever, and also, a little pack of two adorable toy mice with bells on them.




For goodies, I really tried to cater to what she had listed as favorites on her form.

She had mentioned loving adult coloring books and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, so I was really happy when I stumbled across a Buffy the Vampire Slayer adult coloring book, and I knew I needed to include it.


I also sent along a Gilmore Girls magnetic bookmark that says "Drink Coffee Like A Gilmore", and loose tea that's inspired from The Vampire Diaries.  I also included a pocketbac hand sanitizer from Bath and Body Works, and a little boxed set from Running Press that features a tea infuser in the shape of a book.


Lastly, I rounded out the package with some edible treats, and I included a chocolate peanut butter cup coffee, dark chocolate coconut lindor chocolates, chocolate covered spoons for coffee, white chocolate raspberry shortbread cookies, and a dark chocolate peppermint marshmallow pop.


And then I found the cutest nutcracker ballet paper to wrap everything up in:



All in all, I had so much fun participating in #TBTBSANTA again this year, and I'll be looking forward to next year. If you guys haven't participated before, I highly recommend you think about doing so next year, as it's a lot of fun, and a great way to meet other bloggers, and other book loving people.


Thanks so much for reading guys! I'll see you all tomorrow for Blogmas Day Twenty :)


This is not a sponsored post. All thoughts and opinions are my own. The photos were taken by me, and belong to me. 

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