Unboxing Kinokuniya book haul & solving packaging disaster!

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Book Haul at Kinokuniya
   • Small things like these by Claire Keegan
   • Choose joy: relief burn out, focus on your happiness and infuse more joy into your everyday life by Sophie Cliff
   • French graphic novel
3. Unboxing a Wooden Tape Dispenser
4. Packing Orders and Mistakes
5. Printing a Stamp for Key Rings
6. Packaging Key Rings
7. Receiving a Delivery of Vinyl Decal Stickers
8. Using Stickers for Personalization
9. Packing Orders on Etsy Shop
10. Conclusion

Book Haul at Kinokuniya

In this week's vlog, I had the exciting opportunity to visit the bookstore Kinokuniya and indulge myself in a little book haul. I stumbled upon three intriguing books that caught my attention. Let's dive into each book and why I chose them.

Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan

The first book that caught my eye was "Small things like these" written by Claire Keegan. Although my original intention was to purchase the book "Foster" by the same author, it was unfortunately out of stock. However, the synopsis of "Small things like these" intrigued me. Set in Ireland, this book is said to be inspired by a true story, adding a sense of realism to the narrative. With the promise of a quick read, I am eager to delve into the pages of this book and experience the captivating storytelling.

Choose Joy: Relief Burnout and Infuse More Happiness

Next, I stumbled upon a book purely based on its cover - "Choose joy: relief burn out, focus on your happiness and infuse more joy into your everyday life" by Sophie Cliff. The beautifully designed cover instantly drew me in, aligning perfectly with my personal brand aesthetic. Even the colors alone exuded a sense of joy. Despite this book being outside my typical genre, I decided to give it a chance. Who knows? It may provide valuable insights and inspire a positive mindset.

Exploring a French Graphic Novel

Lastly, I was captivated by a French graphic novel that was published in 2020. The vibrant illustrations, meticulously rendered in colored pencil, immediately caught my attention. I had previously studied French but had lost touch over the years. This graphic novel seemed like the perfect opportunity to rekindle my connection to the language in a conversational manner. Although I may need some assistance from translation websites, I am excited to explore the story and immerse myself in the language once again.

Conclusion

In this book haul, I discovered three diverse books – "Small things like these" by Claire Keegan, "Choose joy" by Sophie Cliff, and a French graphic novel. Each book intrigued me for different reasons, from the captivating storytelling to the aesthetic appeal. With these new additions to my collection, I am excited to embark on new adventures through literature. Stay tuned for more exciting vlogs and updates on my creative journey.

Highlights:

• Book haul at Kinokuniya featuring "Small things like these," "Choose joy," and a French graphic novel
• Diverse selection of books with captivating storytelling and aesthetic appeal
• Rediscovering the joy of reading and exploring new narratives

FAQ:

Q: Where did the vlogger go for the book haul? A: The vlogger visited Kinokuniya, a bookstore.

Q: Which book did the vlogger initially plan to purchase? A: The vlogger planned to purchase "Foster" by Claire Keegan, but it was out of stock.

Q: Why did the cover of "Choose joy" book attract the vlogger? A: The vlogger was drawn to the beautiful design and colors of the book's cover, which aligned with their personal brand aesthetic.

Q: What language is the French graphic novel written in? A: The French graphic novel is written in French.