Feature Friday: The Flower Letters

Who doesn't love getting letters? One of my favorite parts of Christmas time is that our mail is full of what I call "fun mail". Stuff we actually want to open! What about the rest of the year? If you would like to have something to look forward to in your mail, you will be very interested in The Flower Letters.

I actually think I learned about The Flower Letters from an Instagram ad! I know, I hate them too, but once in a while they actually show you something good. If you know me at all, you know that I like to think on things. I almost never make snap purchases. I also rarely buy things for myself that I don't need in some way. So I subscribed to their newsletter and looked around on their site and let the idea sit in the back of my head.

Maybe I should explain what this is :) The Flower Letters are a letter-based story subscription. You get two letters each month for a year - 24 letters total. Each letter comes with fun extras and on the website you can learn more about the history that really happened in the setting in which the fictional story is set. It's a lot of amazing content and when you realize everything they've put into it, the price really doesn't seem too bad, but I was still hesitant for a while.

I finally decided to go for it when I started getting emails for their Black Friday Sale. I subscribed to the Adelaide Magnolia Collection, which is set in Regency England. I have to say, this subscription is one of the best purchases I've made in a long time! I love looking forward to the letters and I open them immediately to read the next part of the story. It's a wonderful story so far and since each letter is written from one character to someone else, there really isn't any cliff-hangers, so waiting for the next letter is not too terrible.

It didn't take me long to decide that I want to get another subscription when this one is done. Currently (as of April 2023) they have four collections - the Adelaide Magnolia (Regency England), the Lily Clara (Wild West), the Audrey Rose (WWII), and the Norah Aven (fantasy). I want to get the Norah Aven next.

Have you heard of The Flower Letters? Which subscription would you be most interested in?