Unboxing and Review: Baker Book House Haul (March 2022)

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Today I am unboxing my recent haul from Baker Book House. This is a great website to find deals on Christian books and other products. I was able to find some good bargains and I am going to share that here with you. All of these were clearance books for $5/each.

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Unboxing

• The books arrived only a few days after I place my order in a large (and heavy) box.
• The first book in the box was Driftwood Bay by Irene Hannon (contemporary romance).
• The second book in the box was A Chance at Forever by Melissa Jagears (historical romance).
• The third book in the box was An Elegant Façade by Kristi Ann Hunter (historical romance).
• The fourth book in the box was A Portrait of Loyalty by Roseanna M White (historical romance).
• The fifth book in the box was The Spice King by Elizabeth Camden (historical romance).
• The sixth book in the box was In Times Gone By by Tracie Peterson (historical romance).
• The seventh book in the box was In Dreams Forgotten by Tracie Peterson (historical romance).
• The eighth book in the box was What Hope Remembers by Johnnie Alexander (contemporary romance).
• The ninth book in the box was Starfish Pier by Irene Hannon (contemporary romance).

Here is everything I received in the box.

Check out the unboxing video on YouTube!

Overall Opinion

I discovered Baker Book House on a trip to Grand Rapids when I lived in Michigan. I had forgotten about the deals that can be had there until I went browsing after putting Jaime Jo Wright’s upcoming pre-release into my cart. Then I got myself in trouble perusing the clearance section of their website. They had such great deals and I managed to complete some of the series that I needed. All of them were in used condition and I was pleasantly surprised at how good their ‘used’ conditions were. I paid $5 for each book, but there were some even cheaper than that. I will definitely be checking them out from time to time when I have a little money in my pocket. 🙂

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