Five Star Gift Ideas

Creating crossword puzzles is a unique hobby and it is great that your son has found something that he is passionate about. When selecting gifts for someone, it is important to consider their interests and hobbies. Here are a few gift ideas for your son that may be related to his love for creating crossword puzzles:

1. Crossword Puzzle Books: Crossword puzzle books are a classic gift idea for puzzle enthusiasts. There are many different books available with puzzles of varying difficulty levels. These books can provide inspiration for new crossword ideas or challenge your son with puzzles that may be more difficult.

2. Puzzle-Making Software: There are several software programs available that can help your son design and create his own crossword puzzles. These programs can range from basic free software to more advanced and paid programs, which may include additional features and functionality.

3. Speciality Puzzles: Consider gifting your son with a set of speciality crossword puzzles that incorporate a specific interest or theme. For example, there are crossword puzzles that focus on sports, history, or even popular movies.

4. Customized Puzzles: There are several websites where you can create customized crossword puzzles, with the ability to personalize the answers or even include photographs. This could be a unique and personal gift idea for your son.

5. Puzzle Accessories: You may also consider purchasing some puzzle accessories such as a puzzle mat, pen or pencil set, or puzzle holder. These items can help make the process of creating and solving puzzles more efficient and enjoyable.

No matter the gift you choose, it is important to celebrate your son’s passion for creating crossword puzzles. By selecting a gift that relates to his interests, you are showing that you support and appreciate his hobby.

Or you can get him a star map with an important date you share.

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”