12 Best Gift Ideas For You This Christmas

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Glad tidings are in the air! As you prepare for Christmas, here are some of the best healthy gift ideas you have ever heard of. It’s a great feeling to give and receive gifts.
So here they are………..
Home for Christmas by Susan Boyle

You know what? Music is the language of the soul. It relaxes your mind and reduces stress levels.This is a classic album and has a great collection of songs. This would be one of the best gifts you would have ever given.
Heart rate monitor

This helps to manage heart rate during workouts. It is easy to program, comfortable to wear and has an alarm system.  It would be one of the most thoughtful and useful gifts which will be treasured by your loved ones.
Organic gift basket

This would be a really environmentally friendly and a healthy gift for your friends and family. This organic tea flowering gift set is kept in a handcrafted mahogany bamboo chest with six flowering tea blossoms. And you know what? Organic tea is so healthy and beneficial for the mind, body and soul. A perfect gift for this year’s Christmas.
Gym stick

Exercise keeps you and your family always on the safe zone. It may be the best buddy you can ever have. This gym stick promotes a healthy Christmas for your loved ones. It can be used for fat loss, lean body toning and it is a very popular and thoughtful gift that improves fitness.
Your family and loved ones are your pillars of strength, how about giving them some lovely books which they will cherish for years to come. Blurb offers some great discounts for print books. Buy it as soon as you can. Here is the link code-  Save 30% on Blurb’s Print Books with code: SAVE30
By the way Blurboffers some great gift ideas just for you and your loved ones.
People love getting really creative, one-of-a-kind books for Christmas. Books that elicit a “where did you get this?” response. As the leading indie- and self-publishing platform, Blurbhas an entire online bookstore full of unique books with an incredible array of undiscovered, self-published authors, artists, and photographers. And while these books probably aren’t in your recipient’s bookshelf, many of them should be. So, if you’re thinking of giving unique gifts this year, consider these titles. Each costs around $40 USD or less:

Cookie Cravings by Maria Lichty and Heidi Larsen


We all have cookie cravings. Popular food blogger Maria Lichter decided to put them into something deliciously original: A baking book featuring 30 recipes you won’t find anywhere else.

Dog by My Side by Adam Schnitzer


This charming collection of original, vintage photos shows us that as long as there have been cameras, we’ve wanted to photograph our canine best friends. As a special bonus, there’s a glossary of the early photographic methods used in the original images. 

Around the World with a Toy Camera by Giorgio Giussani



Perfect for the photography or graffiti-art lover on your list. This book is an explosion of gritty color that explores the wonders of street art and analog photography. 

Food Stories by Elena Scott


A short, wonderfully illustrated collection of recipes (and food stories) that will inspire you to pick up the knife and spatula—or just pen and paper. 

Things I Love by Carol Nehls and Jessica Rose


Illustrated and written many years apart by a mother and daughter, this sweet rhyming story told by a fox is pure joy for all ages.

Patent Pending by Jordan Natyshen


Chicken goggles, air-conditioned rocking chairs, monkey jockeys for greyhounds… humankind has invented and sought to patent some amazing and crazy things. Illustrator Jordan Natyshen illustrates some of the strangest in this history of odd inventions. 

Tiny Horses are Everywhere by Thea Lux


The perfect stocking-stuffer for fans of off-beat humor, this undeniably nutty book is based on a Tumblr blog and combines simple photo collages of small horses in human environments with incredibly funny captions.

Rouleaux by Anastassia Elias

What can you do with an empty roll of toilet paper? If you’re French artist Anastassia Elias, you create tiny dioramas inside of the discarded tubes. Inspired by art and movies, these pieces are beautifully crafted, fun, and unbelievably detailed. 


Take a second and head over to Blurb to see if you can end your search for that perfect gift this season! 

 So make yourself a cup of steaming hot coffee and read this post to give your loved ones the best Christmas gifts ever.
Take care,
Swarnam
Photo by Suat Eman

Take care,
Swarnam