Five Star Gift Ideas

For your son who loves book club meetings and literary discussions, there are several thoughtful and meaningful gift ideas to consider. Here are a few suggestions that he might appreciate:

1. Personalized bookplates: Encourage your son's love for literature by gifting him personalized bookplates. These can be customized with his name and a design that matches his interests. It will not only make his book collection more personal but also serve as a conversation starter during book club meetings.

2. Subscription to a literary magazine: Help your son stay up-to-date with the latest trends in the literary world by gifting him a subscription to a respected literary magazine. This will provide him with a regular dose of thought-provoking stories, reviews, and discussions from renowned authors and critics.

3. Book club-inspired merchandise: Look for unique items related to book clubs and literary discussions. This can include mugs with quotes from famous authors, tote bags featuring book-related designs, or even bookmarks with thought-provoking questions to spark discussions during book club meetings.

4. Gift card to a local bookstore: Support your son's literary adventures by giving him a gift card to his favorite local bookstore. This will allow him to discover and purchase new books for his book club meetings, expanding his literary horizons and nurturing his passion.

5. Literary-themed board games or puzzles: Add a touch of fun to your son's book club gatherings with literary-themed board games or puzzles. These games are designed to test knowledge of famous authors, book plots, and literary trivia. They can be a great addition to his book club meetings, providing both entertainment and stimulating discussions.

6. Membership to a literary organization: Consider gifting your son a membership to a literary organization, such as a local library, writer's group, or literary society. This will not only provide him access to a wider literary community but also offer opportunities to attend author talks, workshops, and events related to book club discussions.

7. A diary or journal for annotations: Help your son capture his thoughts, insights, and reflections during book club meetings by gifting him a beautiful diary or journal. This will enable him to jot down memorable quotes, make annotations, and document his personal growth as he delves into the world of literature.

Remember, the most important aspect of a gift is the thought and personal connection behind it. By understanding and appreciating your son's love for book club meetings and literary discussions, you can select a gift that reflects his passion and supports his literary journey.

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.”