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If you’re a reader who loves discovering new authors and getting a few surprises along the way, the Ivory Chapters Subscription Box is a hidden‑gem that deserves a spot on your radar. It blends books, lifestyle goodies, and a touch of whimsy into a monthly package that feels like a personal gift.
Each month, Ivory Chapters curates a box built around a featured novel, then pairs it with themed goodies that match the vibe of the story. It’s part book discovery, part self‑care, and part “ooh, what’s this?”
Every box includes:
A featured book — A fresh, engaging read from an author you may not have discovered yet.
Bookish lifestyle items — Think, bookmarks, teas, or cozy accessories.
Themed surprises — small treats that tie into the story or season.
This is the kind of box that feels curated with intention, not just stuffed with filler. This month I got to try one of their boxes. Check out my unboxing video:
Unboxing this was so much fun and even the presentation is perfect papers the wrap the book is always beautiful, the themed surprises make reading even more fun. If you’re someone who loves supporting authors, discovering new reads, or just treating yourself to a monthly pick‑me‑up, Ivory Chapters is a great fit. It’s also a perfect gift for the book lover in your life especially the ones who already have too many books (as if that’s a thing).
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Fan‑favorite Fernando is back with three more unclaimed‑mail packages. Here’s what he unboxed:
Suspender jeans
Regular jeans
A car cover
But the real highlight wasn’t even in the packages. Right in the middle of filming, the Chinese food delivery arrived. The delivery lady took one look at my mom’s basil plant and asked if it was marijuana. You can’t hear it in the video, but it was too funny not to mention.@authorlauradeluca Unclaimed Mail - Overalls & Car Covers #mysterybox #unclaimedmail #fyp #boomer ♬ original sound - Laura Deluca
My mom’s face alone could’ve won an award. Another day, another round of unclaimed‑mail madness and the bonus comedy moments are half the fun.
My mom is back for another round of unclaimed mail, and as always, she delivered pure comedy gold with her signature unimpressed boomer energy.
Today’s haul included:
Black heels from Dream Pairs
A fake Nike short‑and‑top set
The exact same black bra top she got last time
What are the odds? Out of all the random items in unclaimed mail, she somehow pulled the same bra top twice. At this point, it’s practically her signature piece.
Another day, another batch of unclaimed‑mail and Mom’s deadpan reactions remain undefeated.
Fan‑favorite Fernando was back today for another round of unclaimed mail, and he did not disappoint. His reactions alone could carry a whole series, but the items themselves were pretty entertaining too.
Today’s haul included:
A robot dog
A pair of flowered jeans
A mystery object which had us completely stumped on camera.
We twisted it, flipped it, stared at it, and still had no clue. Only after filming did we look it up and discovered it was a Mahjong Rack Set. Mystery solved.
Another day, another round of unclaimed‑mail and Fernando continues to be the people’s champion.
Abandoned as an infant, Morrigan spent years shuffled around the foster system, never finding a permanent home. People either bullied or avoided her, sensing she was different. She does her best to keep her abilities hidden: the power to move objects with her mind, control fire, and glimpse the future. Believing her dreams of mystical creatures and castles are her imagination, it isn’t until Filtiarn appears, the dark knight of her fantasies and the man tasked with guiding her to the magical land of Tír na NÓg, that she realizes her true identity. Once reunited with her mother and grandmother, will their triad be able to save the forgotten land of magic from being devoured by an ancient evil?
Today’s unclaimed‑mail haul came with a little bit of cute and a whole lot of questionable. This batch included:
A tiny red one‑piece
A “Ralph Lauren” sweatsuit
A “Victoria’s Secret” sweatsuit
Both designer items were very obvious counterfeits. The decals said Ralph Lauren and Victoria’s Secret, but the fabric was cheap polyester, the stitching was rough, and the tags read Made in China. Not exactly the luxury experience they were pretending to be.
Counterfeits are pretty common in unclaimed mail, but these two weren’t even trying to hide it.