Whatever your heart desires or the occasion requires, we’ve got the book gifts. Perhaps you want to let a mom or dad know just how special they are? We’ve got you. The best bit? By giving a book as a gift you can revisit these moments over and over (and over) again.

The same way you’d choose any other gift, by thinking about who they are and what they like. Firstly, what is the gifting occasion? Is it a celebration? A birthday? A baptism? Want to make a grandparent feel incredibly appreciated? We really do have something for everyone.

Writer’s block is real (we should know ahem) but one of the best ways to overcome it is to make a list of what you want to say. What do you like or love about the person you’re gifting? How do you know each other? How do they make you feel? Why did you want to give them this particular book? A thoughtful message is just you telling them all of this stuff! Once you have your key bits of information, string them together in a few sentences. Still need a hand? Our dedication guide might be able to help…

Chances are, if they’re book lovers, then simply the fact that you’ve got them a book means you’re off to a great start. Other than that, what are their interests? Love? Family? Adventure? We’ve got it all.

By making it full of surprises! And there’s nothing quite as surprising as seeing your name on the front of a book (that you haven’t written yourself).

In so many ways (it’s kind of our thing). You can personalize your gift for a book lover by adding their name, date of birth (or age), likes and dislikes and even what they look like on some occasions. We don’t do boring gifts.