Hey, if my family in any indication of the norm… Jews give books for Chanukah.
Maybe it’s because books aren’t that much fun, and so it keeps us from becoming too Christmas-y (I mean, we all love books , but when you’re a kid, and you want the Millennium Falcon, or a Cabbage-Patch-Kid… and you get “Chassidic Tales of the Holocaust” and some gelt… it’s a downer!)
But regardless, I grew up in a house of books, and so every year, I look around to buy books for people for Chanukah. My dad gets something super-Jewy, and my sister gets a really good novel, and my brother gets something gift-y and funny.
Using those rough guidelines, I wander around an enormous bookstore the day before Chanukah, trying to find something for everyone.
But this year, I’m not wandering. I’m using NEXTBOOK as my guide, and so I thought I’d link them here, in case you need to do some shopping too.
NEXTBOOK offers reading lists, author interviews (full disclosure, I used to podcast for them) and all kinds of book-centric articles that will help you buy presents for everyone. Just check out the site, find books that sound right for the people on your list, and then open a link in Amazon.
Voila! You’re done with your gift-buying for the year. Meaningful gifts with Jewish angles. Great reads. Get ya some.
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