As I’ve said before, we follow the “something you want, something you need, something to wear, something to read” guide for holiday giving, and nerdy t-shirts are our favorites for something to wear. All of these witty tees made my short list this year.
Our homeschool gift guide for A Wrinkle in Time readers features gifts inspired by classic literature, from t-shirts to kitchen tools and everything in-between.
What makes a great gift for your favorite Mysterious Benedict Society fan? Puzzling puzzles, in-case-of-emergency-supplies, and — of course — books.
Here’s our annual roundup of all the books we want to give and get this holiday season.
Be a magical librarian, choose your own adventure, get your Shakespeare on, and more games we want to give and get and (mostly) play this holiday season. These are our favorite homeschool board games.
If you’ve got a kid who finds the humor in this hilarious apocalyptic tale, these gifts may be just the ticket.
Give your favorite tween the tools she needs to be a savvy business founder.
Andy Weir’s science fiction has encouraged a whole new generation of readers to aim for the stars.
Foodie kids will love gadgets, gear, and inspiration for their kitchen adventures.
Inspire STEM-minded learners with gifts that encourage them to experiment, assemble, and create.
Graphic novels that really get it inspire a shopping list of playful presents.
All the books we want to give and get in 2019.
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If you’ve got a reader who’s always ready for an excuse to hang with the gang from River Heights, one of these gifts might be a fun addition to your holiday wish list.