Below are some of my recommendations for gifts that book lovers of all kinds will appreciate. You should be able to get hold of these fairly quickly in-store or through Amazon Prime next-day delivery.
Happy Shopping!
LoveLit Tote Bags
LoveLit Tote bags are great for carrying books, easy to wash and come in a variety of designs based on famous books such as Pride and Prejudice, Sherlock Holmes, Wuthering Heights and more.
Where to buy:
Where to buy:
Treat them to musical or a play based on their favourite book. In London there are some amazing shows available such as: A Christmas Carol, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Wicked, Matilda, The Woman in Black, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and many more.
Where to buy:
Where to buy:
- From £9.20 at W H Smith, various designs (in-store only in time for Christmas).
- From £10 on Amazon.co.uk, various designs and Prime eligible.
- $15.21 on Amazon.com, 'Books are my Bag' design only. Prime eligible.
- From £10 at Waterstones, various designs (in-store only in time for Christmas).
Really Tiny Booklight
A handy light that clips onto your book so you can read in the dark. Rotates to a full 90 degree angle position. Available in a range of colours.Where to buy:
- From £4.99 on Amazon.co.uk in blue, purple, pink, or white. Prime eligible.
- From $7.99 on Amazon.com in grey, white, black, purple or red. Prime eligible.
- £6.99 from Waterstones in blue, purple, red, yellow or pink (in-store only in time for Christmas).
The Brilliant Reading Rest
A book stand and holder so you can read with your hands free or display cookery books. Folds down flat and wipes clean. Comes in a range of colours.
Where to buy:
- From £15.74 on Amazon.co.uk in aubergine, duck egg blue, lime, burnt orange, scarlet and hot pink. Prime eligible.
- From $25.95 on Amazon.com in aubergine, duck egg blue, lime, scarlet, orange and hot pink. Prime eligible.
- £19.99 from Waterstones in aubergine, duck egg blue (in-store only in time for Christmas).
UK Theatre Tickets
Treat them to musical or a play based on their favourite book. In London there are some amazing shows available such as: A Christmas Carol, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Wicked, Matilda, The Woman in Black, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and many more.
Where to buy:
Gift Cards
A gift card let's your loved one choose what books they'd like if you're unsure and is super-quick to get hold of if you need an emergency gift.
Where to buy:
Where to buy:
- £1-£1000 on Amazon.co.uk. Email gift vouchers and downloadable vouchers available instantly. Greetings card vouchers and boxed cards available with free one-day delivery.
- $0.50-$2000 on Amazon.com. Email gift vouchers and downloadable vouchers available instantly. Greetings card vouchers and boxed cards available with free one-day shipping.
- In £10, £20, £50 and £100 denominations from Waterstones (in-store only in time for Christmas).
- In £5, £10, £15 and £20 denominations from W H Smith (in-store only in time for Christmas).
Book Related Charity Donation
If you're looking for something a little different, you could make a donation to a book-related charity in their name. The charity gifts below go towards providing books for people who really need them around the world.
Where to buy:
Teach someone to read-£10 from World Gifts.
Donation to Book Aid International
Gift-a-book card-£10 from The Book Bus.
I hope this has helped those of you still searching for gifts. Stay tuned for the next part of my last minute gift guide.
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