{Subscription Service Review & Reveal } July Winter Kids Book Club Book Unboxing

Hi guys! Happy Wednesday. How are you guys doing ?? I'm still surviving school holiday thrown into the homeschool work from home and office and actually going to school for Alex. It's confusing to try and get into a routine but I'm sure that we will figure it out once school starts again. 

Today I'm sharing our July Winter Kids Book club books with you. 

As I mentioned here many times before- Alex does read every night before bedtime - this is a strong rule we stick to every night. He loves reading and he often walks around with a fact book or Encyclopedia in his hand reading everyone facts about volcanoes, dinosaurs or the human body.

I love that Kids Book Club send us a cute book, an activity something and a cute bag every month. July's theme is Winter with a super cute winter-inspired bag super cute too. These bags are awesome if you go shopping to throw in your bag and let the kids help out packing groceries. I love how colourful the bags got as well - making them super cute and fun. 

So more about the service again if you missed it last time :

We picked the two-book Hedgehog Heroes (11-13 years) package - this month we received a book, the MiniMag kid's magazine, the monthly activity booklet, The new storytelling mat character, the cute new monthly bookmark and of course the cute bag.

The activity book this month included colouring, tracing activities, matching activities, and stickers.  For us, this is a perfect filler for before bedtime where we already cleaned up all the toys and packed away any games and T.V time is done. 

So onto the books, we received this month - 

Anne Frank by Susanna Davidson "At the age of thirteen, Anne Frank went into hiding with her family to escape from the Nazis. For two years, she couldn't go outside or run or shout or laugh too loudly. Instead, she poured her thoughts and feelings into her diary, which is now famous around the world. This story of her life begins when she was still a carefree girl like any other" Now to be honest again this isn't a book I would have picked up for Alex at all. But as he loves reading about history and learning - I was surprised to notice him actually enjoying the book and reading someone's experiences at that time. Which is always good for kids to learn to see things from someone else's point of view.

We also received the MiniMag - which I assume is now a standard in our package. Alex loves the articles written in it and the activities - so I'm not complaining how busy the magazine can keep him.

We also received the Winter Activity Pack booklet - which includes fun activities before bedtime. Alex loves the bookmarks that have some educational facts as well. We also received the reindeer for our storytime mat. Even though Alex is older he still likes to put them on our storytime mat and sees them as trophies for the Kids Book Club Books he completed. 

We picked the R240 package which included delivery as well as one book, an educational activity and activity book and cute theme of the month bag. I'm pretty impressed and can't wait to see what the next book will be (Although we have received it already so I will share that later this month )

Do you have any fun subscription services for your kids?