Bookish Christmas Gift Guide 2024 | Lauren and the Books

[@lindacasalgrandi292]

I love your “every day of the week books” i used Year if Wonder everyday in 2024. 😍 loved it! Now for 2025 I am doing the 4 poems for every season book. Thank you so much!

[@inessamaria2428]

I am a huge fan of Take That!

[@mandynott9772]

The book lovers journal 2025 📚😊

[@elaineray245]

Oh I’m so hoping I receive the Nigel Slater book off santa x

[@sophlovesroses9685]

Love the book ‘A recipe for every day of the year’ As it pretty much solves the “what’s for dinner’ everyday conundrum and it’s a pretty gorgeous looking book too.

[@sc8717]

I think it has to be Nigel Slater...such a timeless classic that will stay on your shelf forever and continue to give you joy!

[@carolaustin3785]

Thanks, Lauren, for a great gift guide! I think I would choose 'A Recipe for Every Day of the Year' as my favourite, but the novellas would also be fantastic!

[@winesaboutbooks]

If you have a humidifier, that would help the tree when you put the heat on but really, it's fine, just keep it watered. It's already dying, having the heat running won't really kill it faster.

[@bridgetperfect-o4w]

Book lovers journal and nigel slater.

[@ameliabarlowbooks]

The Party looks so beautiful and just the sort of thing I'd love to read in one sitting when I had nowhere to be over Christmas, that wins for me!

[@claire5943]

A recipe for everyday of the year, great video 😊

[@zkins]

Fabulous selection of books for gifting. I have purchased Nigel Slater for my Mum who absolutely loves his writing.

[@rosie4971]

Looking forward to following your walks. The OS Maps app is the best thing I subscribe to! I'm gifting my Mum the biography Ethel by Helen Mort. Her campaigning led to the founding of the Peak District ie. the UK's first National Park and the book also features her poetry.

[@anneroy4560]

My husband bought me a copy of The Golden Mole when first released ... lovely book ... great weight in the hand if that makes any sense.

[@cajunpeachreads]

I think I would pick The Wood at Midwinter or the book journal as 2nd.

[@megangainsford]

A recipie for every day or reach for the stars

[@pampam8584]

I need the David Olusoga book! I really enjoyed Black and British by him and he’s great at documentary work on bbc

[@JoanMitchell-y5l]

Id love the journal but who publishes it?