Five Star Gift Ideas

When it comes to selecting a meaningful and personal gift for your son, who has an interest in mythology and folklore, there are several options that could pique his imagination and expand his knowledge in this fascinating field. Here are a few gift ideas to consider:

1. Mythology Books: Consider gifting him a collection of mythology and folklore books, such as "The Complete World of Greek Mythology" by Richard Buxton or "Norse Mythology" by Neil Gaiman. These books provide detailed insights into various mythological tales, characters, and their significance, allowing him to deepen his knowledge and engage with his passion.

2. Mythology Maps: Bring his love for mythology to life by presenting him with a beautifully illustrated mythology map. These maps showcase the regions, gods, heroes, and creatures from different mythologies around the world. Not only will it be informative, but it can also double as stunning wall art for his room.

3. Mythological Art Prints: You could surprise your son with artwork inspired by his favorite mythological figures. Whether it's a painting of Zeus, Odin, or mythical creatures like dragons, centaurs, or fairies, an art print can serve as a visually captivating addition to his living or study space.

4. Board Games: Games like "Smash Up" or "The Legends of Andor" offer immersive experiences where players can delve into the realms of mythology and folklore. These board games involve conquests, mythical quests, and strategic battles, providing a fun and interactive way for your son to explore his interests.

5. Role-Playing Games: If your son enjoys gaming, consider gifting him a role-playing game (RPG) inspired by mythology. Games like "God of War" or the "Assassin's Creed" series take players on epic journeys rooted in mythology, allowing them to step into the shoes of legendary heroes and uncover ancient mysteries.

6. Mythology Inspired Jewelry: Another unique gift idea is to present your son with mythology-inspired jewelry, such as a pendant or a ring depicting a symbol or deity from his favorite mythology. This way, he can carry a piece of his passion with him wherever he goes.

7. Museum or Exhibition Tickets: Check if there are any museums or exhibitions dedicated to mythology and folklore in your area. Gifting him tickets to visit and explore such exhibits would be a fantastic way for him to not only see artifacts and displays related to his interest but also learn from experts and enthusiasts in the field.

Remember, the key is to select a gift that aligns with his interests while also creating opportunities for him to learn, engage, and continue exploring the realms of mythology and folklore that he finds so fascinating.

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.”