For Reader
Gifts for Reader
For the reader with three bookmarks going at once
Beyond the obvious bestseller. Picks for someone who reads on purpose.
Wraps around your neck and lights the page, not the room. Amber blue-light-filtered LEDs, 30 minute timer, USB-C charging.
Paper thin metal arrows that mark the exact line, not just the page. 125 bronze, brass, and steel darts in a gift ready tin, made in the USA.
The German fountain pen with a molded grip that teaches good form. Takes cartridges or a converter and holds up as a daily writer.
Shredded memory foam backrest with arms for sitting up in bed. Washable cover, and you can pull foam out until the firmness is right.
A beanbag that props the book at any angle, hands free, from lap to sofa arm to tray table. Doubles as a travel pillow with a pocket for glasses and phone.
Bright, focused light aimed over the reading chair with a gooseneck that stays where you bend it. 12 watts, LEDs rated for years of nightly chapters.
Auto dims to ambient light and spreads an even arc across the whole page, with 13 color modes from warm to cool. Built for hours of eyes-down time.
Smells like aged paper, dusty shelves, and vanilla. Hand poured soy in Minneapolis, about 40 hours of burn.
Michael Myers by way of crosswords and punch-out paper dolls. The stocking-stuffer tier of horror gifts.
Didion's account of the year after her husband died. The grief book readers hand to other readers.
The spinning-gear drawing set, back in the original precision gears. The craft gift that calms a kid down.
The first six Dog Man books in a box. The gift that turns a kid who will not read into a kid who reads under the covers.
Black tea with three cinnamons, orange and clove. Tastes sweet with no sugar in it.
Austen in the cloth edition with the peacock feather cover. The copy people keep and the copy they display.
The beautiful board game about birds that won every award. Calm, strategic, and the one non-gamers ask to play again.
A thousand pieces of Disney and Pixar characters on a table for a week. The recovery gift that fills quiet evenings.
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