A Library lion paperweight, crystal butterfly paperweight, or pair of bookends; or for a child, a library book and toy. Consider a Lego Architecture Empire State Building Kit ($30), a collaboration with an architectural artist. Or, Endless New York ($25) 16 illustrated, double-side cards (a total of 32 images) that form a continuous panoramic cityscape when placed side-by-side. Flip or shuffle the cards and a new cityscape appears — over a billion combinations are possible. The classic tea set designed with Madeline in mind ($44). For a friend or yourself, a lavender leaf glass vase; you cannot have too many vases for arrangements.
Recommendations for more than 600 books based on what women care about most caled Between the Covers ($8.48). And, Lit Wit: 100 Trivia Cards to Boost Your Book Smarts for game night:
Which American writer was expelled from West Point for reporting to a march wearing nothing but white gloves?
What does ''wuthering'' mean in Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights?
How many times does the word ''witch'' appear in the dialogue of Macbeth?
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