Gifts

Since most bookworms acquire their own actual books, these gifts inspire, support, and enhance the joy of reading.

As teens near adulthood, they’re ready for more grown-up gifts. But they may also appreciate items that help them relax and still feel like a kid.

Tweens are quickly transforming into young adults, but they can still appreciate gifts that are silly and fun.

Many 7-year-olds are ready for more challenging games and toys, including puzzles and STEM-related activities.

These games can introduce kids to new genres, help them build skills, and offer provocative and age-appropriate challenges, engaging themes, and distinctive designs.

We’ve compared 19 kids scooters over the past six years, and we’re confident that the popular Micro Maxi is a worthwhile investment in longtime fun.

Whether it’s a dinner party or long weekend, thank your host or hostess with one of these delicious, beautiful, or useful gifts.

DIY kits, craft activities, and board games make great gifts for 6-year-olds who are ready to tackle projects and follow more-complicated instructions.

Gifts that tap into art, science, sports, or construction are often great choices for 5-year-olds, since many of them are developing personal interests.

The very best of our favorite finds under $50, all in one place.

We firmly believe gifts don’t have to be pricey to be stylish, useful, surprising, and delightful.

Yes, you can get someone a great gift for one Alexander Hamilton and a little inspiration.

If you haven’t gotten your dad a gift yet, don’t worry. The picks here arrive in two days or less—or in his email inbox right this minute.

Watching my dad’s Storyworth book come together filled me with the joy that’s usually reserved for a parent witnessing their child take the stage for the first time.

Trees require patience, care, and problem-solving. But for the right person, there’s no better gift.

We recommend kettles, grinders, carafes, and cups for your favorite caffeine fiend.

He says he doesn’t need anything, but trust us, there’s something on this list that will make his day (without stressing your bank account).

Toys that encourage building, puzzling, role-playing, and creating will engage curious 4-year-olds.