bookbear express gift guide 2023 - by Ava

can be something they want, but wouldn’t get for themselves because it’s impractical or self-indulgent can be something they haven’t thought of but they’ll use and appreciate can be expensive, depending on the person and the occasion, but shouldn’t be primarily expensive (i.e. they shouldn’t feel like you just threw money at the problem). Many of the best gifts are extremely inexpensive but highly thoughtful (a book, a letter, etc) ideally is something they mentioned offhand that they wanted eight months ago that you’ve noticed they still don’t possess shouldn’t be something they know a lot about unless you share that knowledge (like getting someone wine when they’re a wine snob and you aren’t…) you actually can just cheat by asking them to provide a list of things they want whenever I get analysis paralysis I always default to flowers is a great opportunity to impose your taste on them, but this really depends on the relationship you have with the giftee I love the idea of giving some

can be something they want, but wouldn’t get for themselves because it’s impractical or self-indulgent can be something they haven’t thought of but they’ll use and appreciate can be expensive, depending on the person and the occasion, but shouldn’t be primarily expensive (i.e. they shouldn’t feel like you just threw money at the problem). Many of the best gifts are extremely inexpensive but highly thoughtful (a book, a letter, etc) ideally is something they mentioned offhand that they wanted eight months ago that you’ve noticed they still don’t possess shouldn’t be something they know a lot ab