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What Comes in an Owl Post Books Box? A Real Unboxing
If you’re thinking about giving Owl Post Books to a child in your life, you might be wondering what actually shows up at their door.
The short answer? Books chosen for their age, packed up and ready to make reading feel exciting.
But sometimes it’s easier to see it than to explain it. Here is an Owl Post Books unboxing video!
A Book Club Built Around Their Age
Owl Post Books takes the guesswork out of choosing books for kids.
Simply choose their age group, and we’ll take care of the book selection from there. Our children’s book clubs are available for ages 0–3, 4–7, 8–10, 11–13, and YA readers ages 14+.
That means you don’t need a reading list, you don’t need to spend an afternoon comparing titles, and you definitely don’t need to know what happens to be popular with eight-year-olds this month.
Tell us their age. We’ll take it from there.
What Comes in an Imagination Box?
Our Imagination Box includes:
-3 carefully selected booksBooks are chosen for the reader’s age group, with a mix designed to keep their home library interesting.
-1 hands-on craftEach box also includes a craft to give busy hands something creative to do alongside all that reading.
And most importantly, the books are theirs to keep. There’s nothing to send back at the end of the month.
What About the Imagination Mini?
For readers who go through books a little more slowly, or for families looking for a smaller monthly option, there’s the Imagination Mini.
Each Mini includes 1 age-appropriate book to keep.
It’s the same surprise of discovering a new book in the mail, just in a smaller package.
And for YA Readers?
Older readers aren’t left out.
Our YA Imagination Box includes 3 hardcover young adult books, while the YA Imagination Mini includes 1 hardcover YA book.
YA readers also complete a preference survey when signing up, giving us more information about the kinds of stories they enjoy.
What Makes the Owl Post Experience Different?
Opening an Owl Post package isn't supposed to feel like receiving something from a school reading list.
The whole point is the discovery.
A package arrives with their name on it. They get to open it. They don't know exactly which books are waiting inside. And suddenly reading has become something they get to look forward to.
For parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other gift givers, there’s another benefit:
You don't have to choose the books yourself.
Pick the reader's age, choose the size of their book club, and we handle the rest.
Ready to Send Some Books?
Whether you're starting a book club for a reader in your own home or sending one as a gift, you can choose the option that works best for them.
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