It’s cute and probably something not many own. I love the Tardis design and portable size. There’s a mirror on both sides and it magnetically closes. I am a big Doctor Who fan and don’t own a pocket mirror so it’s a win-win situation. It did make me interested and I looked on the website for more tea that I may have to order and try.

Over the years I’ve started to acquire a liking towards tea, but can’t say I ever tried earl grey.

The purse itself is a good size and the outside has something like a vinyl covering. I love the illustrations of recognizable London locations and symbols. Since it involves the real-life sinking of the Lusitania it is peaking my interest. I’m not one to read a lot of historical-fiction but I’ve been in such a reading slump I’m hoping this book will change that. Set during the First World War, four lives collide as the ship the Lusitania sets sail and eventually meets its deadly fate. This story is inspired by real events and the author’s family history. Three people from New York embark to London while another woman uses her skills in coding and ciphers to learn the devastating truth about war. I still forget Lit-Cube changed their packaging so I still look out for a box, but I am glad they want it to be cheaper and nicer to the environment by using envelopes and less packaging.Īgain, not sponsored by Lit-Cube (yet *wink) but just want to let others know if you’re interested in a different monthly crate subscription. I got way more into the Royal Wedding than I expected so when I remembered this month’s theme I about lost it. How fitting my Lit-Cube shows up on the same day as the Royal Wedding.

Seven days in may by kim izzo