A gift they can open
More to unwrap than an envelope
Attach the cards you've chosen inside a spiral-bound Christmas book they can turn through. Each page is printed on one side, with a blank back for your own words.

For gifts and your own words
Notes in your handwriting
Fill the pages you want
When they say “I don't need anything.”
You know their coffee order. Their favorite place to eat. Start there, add a few words in your handwriting, and give them a book to open on Christmas morning.
Gift cards and cash shown are for illustration and are not included.
For the hard-to-buy-for
You know them. Let the gift show it.
Skip the guessing over clothing sizes or something they might already own. Pick a gift card they'll use, then write why you chose it.
Books arrive without gift cards or cash. You add the gifts and messages.
Put it together
Start with one thing they love.
You don't have to fill every page or spend a set amount. Make each book for the person receiving it.
Your daughter who buys what she needs. Your dad who says he wants nothing. Think of a place they already love going.
Use your own double-sided tape or a loop of tape to attach gift cards or cash. Write a message alongside them or on the blank backs. You don't have to fill every page.
Check that your gifts are attached, then wrap the book. They get to choose what to buy, with a few words from you along the way.
Four books
Two books
Comparisons use $14.99 per book. Shipping and optional extras are separate.
A few things to know
That's fine. You don't have to put money or a gift card on every page. Add a note, use the pages you need, and keep the gift within your budget.
No. Your offer contains two or four Christmas gift card books only. You buy and add any gift cards or cash yourself. Anything pictured inside the books is an example of how to fill them.
Yes. Each book is a separate gift. Choose cards for places that person likes, then add your own messages. The two-book offer gives you two books to fill; the four-book offer gives you four.
Keep it simple: “Lunch is on me,” “For your Saturday coffee,” or “Pick something you've had your eye on.” A memory or an inside joke works, too. You don't need a perfect Christmas message.
Two books cost $23.99, compared with $29.98 at $14.99 each. Four books cost $34.99, compared with $59.96. Any shipping charges and optional extras are separate, and you can review your total before paying.
The books are covered by our 60-day money-back guarantee. See our refund policy for the return process and contact details.