Monday Moods: Klever Cases for the Kindle!

Hello!

I am back!

I feel like I've been mostly gone from this blog of mine for a while.

Travel and then being back home and trying to get the house back in order has taken up most of my time. And then I hurt my leg rather badly and have been in a world of pain and discomfort! So blogging had taken a bit of a backseat.

But that stops today.

Today I return to blogging regularly.

And what better way to start than to showcase my brand-new love!

A little over a week ago, my sister spent a good amount of time drooling over these beauties.

I had previously heard about Klever Cases and had it in the back of mind to get one of these.

And last week we took the plunge and ordered 3 of these beauties!

I am so happy with these cases, they are so incredibly beautiful and well-made and simply stunning.

Really sturdy and honestly they look and feel like a hardback book.

I couldn't be happier!

Let's see the beauties shall we...

We got 3 classic covers..

Wuthering Heights--- which is one of our favourite books of all time.

The Book of Spells--- because Harry Potter is life!

To Kill a Mockingbird--- another old favourite.

Aren't these covers just beautiful?

I am so in love.

I can't recommend them enough.

You can get these cases directly from their website KleverCase

You could get them from their Etsy Shop

I am off to finish my physical book that I am currently reading...Hattie Big Sky and then I am grabbing my Kindle, all dressed up in her new outfit and read an ebook.

So excite!

Have a great week ahead folks!

Comments

krypton02 said…

The Book of Spells one is gold!!!!! #LOVEEET

11 August 2016 at 20:11

Pooja T said…

Isn't it? I was debating between getting it or a Pride and Prejudice one but of course Harry Potter won! :) They are so well made and so precious!

15 August 2016 at 19:16

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