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BTW, consider borrowing books from the library as gifts. Sometimes it is nicer to read a hardcover, but that can get pricey. We give books for every night of Hanukkah, and mix in purchased and library books. This way they can read cool old books no longer in print or test drive new titles before committing to having them in the home library. It is free and green to borrow books, and you get to think about the person you are choosing for instead of worrying about cost. Of course, I know it is essential to have their own books and visit the library all the time :) Yay reading and Happy Holidays!

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I have 9 and 11 year olds and this is a great list! Thank you! We have a number of these items already (like the Timex watch, which is worn daily and has been going strong for a couple of years now, and Exploding Kittens, which sounded very exciting but in actuality has not been a big hit) and so many of them look like things my kids would love. Thank you so much for putting this fun and helpful (I bought the Guy Stuff book for my 11 year old son; it looks perfect) list together!

I think you recommended the glider set last year (or a similar one); I got it for my then 8 year old, and he loves them! They are a little battered but still fly and have been played with a lot (including being thrown out of a second story window to see which one flies furthest). 041b061a72