HUES Book Box | Diverse, BIPOC Books Quarterly

Highlighting Diverse Stories

Books highlighting Black, Indigenous,
& People of Color (BIPOC)
delivered to your door 4 times a year.

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We ship 4 boxes a year:
March, June, September, and December.

How it works.

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Get 1, 2, or 3 BIPOC books per box

Enjoy your books.

Discover new BIPOC books every 3 months.

Repeat.

Build your BIPOC Library.

What's inside?

Every box includes:

Books highlighting Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)
Goodies from BIPOC creatives such as stickers, bookmarks, candles, and enamel pins.

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HUES Book Box flat lay photo. Books include Simmer Down The Hate u Give Trevor Noah Born A Crime Cicely Tyson As I Am Burnt Sugar Avni Doshi.

Photography by Micah Thompson

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Nnenna Umelloh
"I love my box! I'm always looking for something new to read. This box is a fun way to explore new stuff. Plus the art is cute."

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Blaire Jefferson
"I absolutely love my HUES Book Box subscription. The books chosen are always insightful and intriguing. The extra goodies are amazing too. This is a wonderful way to expand my BIPOC library. Thank you so much!!!!"

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Abby Henderson
"LOVED my first subscription HUES box and already upgraded to the largest box for next time! Such a great idea and an awesome way to expand our cultural horizons! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻"

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#DiversifyYourBookshelf

Reading books is an easy, non-abrasive & non-invasive way to learn about other cultures. You'll expand your empathy while supporting Black, Indigenous, & People of Color.

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FAQ

do you exclude white people/non-BIPOC?

Not at all! If they write a book or create content that highlights Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) then you may see their work featured in our box! We actually encourage non-BIPOC to create inclusive content so that we can have the opportunity to celebrate them while normalizing inclusivity.

what comes in the box?

How much you get depends on the size you use. However, every box will include:

Books that are by and/or featuring Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)
Goodies made by BIPOC creatives such as candles, enamel pins, art prints, and teas.

how long is a subscription commitment?

Choose to pay quarterly (every 3 months), semiannually (every 6 months), or annually (every 12 months). Pause or cancel anytime.

do prices include shipping and handling?

No they do not. Please enter your shipping address at checkout to view your shipping rates.

are the books new or used?

They are brand spanking new!

do we get to keep the books?

Keep them. These books are yours, not rentals.

what age group is HUES for?

Though many of our books are suitable for teens, HUES is currently curated with adults 18+ in mind. We plan to expand our offering as we grow.

can i build my own box?

Not yet but we will add this feature in the future.

will we know what's in the box ahead of time?

Sometimes we will do a surprise reveal. However, most of the items will remain a secret.

can i gift a box?

Sure can! Just select "gift" at checkout and follow the on-screen prompts.

how do i advertise/get my products in your box?

Visit the Be In Our Box page to learn how.

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