Barnes & Noble Just Dropped New ‘ACOTAR’ Merch Ahead of Book 6—Vases, Journals and More!
From Night Court mugs to Prythian Monopoly, these enchanting finds are perfect for Sarah J. Maas fans counting down to the next installment
Key Takeaways
- Barnes & Noble has released a new ‘ACOTAR’ merchandise collection.
- The ‘ACOTAR’ vase collection includes three book-inspired designs.
- Fans can also shop Night Court mugs, totes, journals and Monopoly.
A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) 6 might still be a few months away, but Barnes & Noble is already gearing up for the release. Over the past couple of weeks, the popular bookstore chain has released a variety of merch inspired by Sarah J. Maas’ bestselling series and it’s so cute that even Tamlin would enjoy it (if you know, you know). We are talking vases, mugs, bags and so much more. To discover our top items, keep scrolling!
A look at Barnes & Noble’s ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ Collection
From vases to bags, here are the best ACOTAR items from Barnes & Noble!
‘ACOTAR’ Vases
Barnes & Noble is offering three stunning vases inspired by the ACOTAR series. First up is the A Court of Silver Flames vase for $37. The vessel, shaped like an open book, features the book’s cover with a quote from the novel, plus a peek at Chapter 41 and illustrations of some of the book’s most memorable items—like Nesta’s books and the mask.
The second vase ($33) is inspired by Feyre’s dresser that she painted for herself and her sisters. The design showcases the artwork Feyre describes to Rhysand, along with the quote from the novel that captures the moment.
The third vase is inspired by the Cauldron, which is basically the book series’ version of a divine creator. The small black vase looks just like a cauldron and sells for $27.
A Night Court mug
The Night Court might not be real, but this color-changing mug is! As your cup gets hotter, the city of Velaris will magically appear, kind of like it does in the books. It’s fun and festive and costs $25.
Tote bags
Need something to carry your ACOTAR books in? B sure to pick up this tote at Barnes & Noble. It costs $29 and features one of the book’s most beloved quotes on the front. “And when the sky was full with them, when the stars raced and danced and flowed across the world, the music began.”
A another smaller tote bag with a different quote on it (“To the stars who listen”) is available for $18. Barnes & Noble describes it as a bag that “can carry everything.”
‘ACOTAR’ Monopoly
‘ACOTAR’ fans can now bring the Night Court to game night with this Easter egg-filled Monopoly set, available at Barnes & Noble for $40. Instead of traditional tokens like hats and cars, players choose from bat wings, Feyre’s bow and arrow, the Cauldron, her paintbrushes, the Truth-Teller knife and the Night Court Mountains.
The game uses “Marks” as currency to purchase iconic locations from the series, plus manors and palaces instead of houses and hotels. Chance and Community Chest cards are reimagined as Book of Breathings and Suriel’s Truth cards, featuring beloved storylines.
Notebooks
Looking for something to take notes in? Don’t miss the new Velaris notebook at Barnes & Noble. It’s a good size spiral-bound book with the same design as the mug above and only costs $15!
Another notebook ($17) features tabs filled with Easter eggs from the books, including bat wings, the mountain and Feyre’s dresser.
Yet another notebook ($18) features a mountain scene and the quote “to the stars who listen and dreams that are answered.”
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