Holiday Gift Guide
You can’t eat a book. Can’t use it to pay rent or taxes. Physically, you don’t need books. By this definition, books become a luxury item. In leaner tim
es, people buy fewer books for themselves, making them the ideal gift giving item: their appearance under the tree special and welcome.
es, people buy fewer books for themselves, making them the ideal gift giving item: their appearance under the tree special and welcome. The January Magazine Holiday Gift Guide has been rolling out for several weeks now and -- knowing us -- it will keeping rolling until the last possible moment. (So many books! So little time!)
The January Magazine 2011 Holiday Gift Guide is here.
Labels: holiday gift guide 2011
posted by January Magazine at 6:30 AM
2 Comments:
Hmm...It sounds fun, but I'm confused. I click on the link to "gift guide" but all I get is another blurb on "gift guide"?
If we're allowed to add to the list, I just read (and enjoyed) Why Read Moby-Dick? It's much shorter than its namesake!
Great compilation. I especially liked the Misanthrope's Guide to Life. Must find six copies of that to give as hostess gifts between now and the big day!
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