Five Star Gift Ideas

For your son who enjoys writing poetry and creative writing, there are several meaningful and personal gift ideas that can help nurture his passion and creativity. Here are some options to consider for a Christmas gift that will not only show your support for his interests but also encourage his artistic development:

1. Writing Journal: A high-quality journal specifically designed for writing poetry can make a thoughtful gift. Look for a journal with a stylish cover and smooth, acid-free pages that will enhance his writing experience. Consider choosing one with lined pages for a neat aesthetic or blank pages for more freedom.

2. Fountain Pen: The act of writing can be elevated with a beautifully crafted fountain pen. Opt for a pen that matches his taste and preferences—whether it's a modern design or a vintage-style pen. Writing with a fountain pen adds a touch of elegance and can greatly enhance the creative process.

3. Inspiring Books: A collection of poetry books or inspiring works from renowned poets can serve as a great source of inspiration for your son. Consider a combination of classics, contemporary works, anthologies, and books that explore different poetic styles and techniques. These books will not only expand his knowledge but also provide new perspectives to fuel his creativity.

4. Writing Toolkit: Putting together a writing toolkit can be a practical and personalized gift. Include items such as his favorite pens, highlighters, sticky notes, and index cards. You can also add a thesaurus or a book on literary devices and techniques to help him further refine his craft.

5. Writing Workshops or Classes: Another thoughtful gift idea is enrolling your son in a writing workshop or creative writing class. These can provide a nurturing and stimulating environment to improve his skills, learn from experienced writers, and engage with fellow aspiring writers.

6. Subscription to a Literary magazine: A subscription to a literary magazine can expose your son to a variety of writing styles and genres. It can also give him the opportunity to submit his own work for publication, helping him gain recognition and motivation to continue writing.

7. Personalized Stationery: Personalized stationery can make an elegant and unique gift. Consider having his name or initials printed on notepads or note cards. This can add a personal touch to his writing and make him feel proud to share his work with others.

8. Writing Retreat: If you want to go all out, consider organizing a writing retreat for your son. Find a serene location, such as a cabin in the woods or by the beach, where he can immerse himself in nature and uninterrupted writing time. This gift will not only provide him with the space and peace to focus on his craft but also create cherished memories.

Remember, the most important aspect of the gift is to show your support and encouragement for his passions and creative endeavors. By choosing a present that aligns with his interests, you are acknowledging his talents and helping him nurture them further.

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.”