Five Star Gift Ideas

For your son who enjoys joining book clubs and discussing literature, there are several meaningful and personal gift ideas that you can consider for Christmas.

1. Book Subscription Box: Surprise your son with a book subscription box tailored to his taste. Many subscription services offer curated book selections accompanied by additional items like bookmarks, tea, or snack samples. This way, he can indulge in a variety of new books and enhance his reading experience.

2. Personal Library Embosser: Help your son personalize his book collection with a custom library embosser. He can use it to mark his books as his own and add a touch of elegance to his personal library.

3. Literature-inspired Jewelry: Show your son's love for literature with unique jewelry pieces that encompass his favorite books or authors. Consider getting him a necklace or bracelet featuring literary quotes or book cover replicas, allowing him to showcase his passion even when he's not actively discussing literature.

4. Customized Bookends: Help your son stylishly organize his bookshelves with personalized bookends. You can find various options, including bookends that feature his favorite literary characters or book quotes. These will not only serve as functional gifts but will also add a decorative touch to his reading space.

5. Literary-themed Travel Mug: If your son likes to read on-the-go or enjoys coffee or tea while delving into literature, a literary-themed travel mug can be a thoughtful gift. Look for a travel mug featuring quotes from renowned authors or iconic book covers. This way, he can carry his love for books with him wherever he goes.

6. Bookish Artwork: Consider gifting your son artwork that celebrates his favorite novels or authors. Look for prints, posters, or even handcrafted pieces that incorporate illustrations or quotes from his beloved books. This not only adds a visual element to his living or reading space but also sparks conversations about literature.

7. Literary Tote Bags: Help your son carry his books in style with a literary-inspired tote bag. Look for designs that feature quotes, bookish patterns, or iconic imagery from literature. A practical yet unique gift, a literary tote bag will serve as a constant reminder of his love for books.

8. Reading Journal: Encourage your son to reflect on his reading experiences and discussions by gifting him a reading journal. These journals often include pages for writing down thoughts, favorite quotes, and reflections on each book he reads. This gift will not only aid his engagement with literature but also provide a personal keepsake for future reference.

Remember, the best gift you can give is one that reflects your son's interests and passions. By choosing a meaningful and personal gift related to his love for literature and book clubs, you'll show him that you support and appreciate his hobbies and pursuits.

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.”