We at Juniper Books are super fortunate to have many of our sets featured in the press, including in some of the year’s best gift guides. To make it a little easier to shop online this holiday season, I’ve collected those gift guides here. There’s something for all of the people in your life — partners, kids, parents, extended family, friends, and colleagues.
As gifts, books can be intimate or professional, casual or luxurious. (And you may also spot other great presents on these lists — I bought the Pendleton dog bed from the Esquire gift guide for my dog, Maple!) No matter who you’re shopping for, you’re sure to find a Juniper Books set that speaks to that person in a meaningful way.
Happy holidays,
Thatcher
Architectural Digest — Penguin Classics Uptown Palette set ($150), a “handsome” gift for the “debonair”
Vogue — Skiing set ($350), a “chic” gift for a party host “that’ll make you the shoe-in for best guest”
Rachael Ray magazine — Cookbook Essentials set ($175), a gift for “the home cook in your life” that’s “as practical as it is beautiful”
Harper’s Bazaar — Personalized Classics set ($350), a gift “for those closest to you…that’s on an entirely new level”
Esquire — Lord of the Rings set ($125), a “legitimately cool” gift for your boyfriend (or any fan of this “beloved” series)
Family Circle — Personalized Cookbook set ($350), a gift that “aspiring chefs” will “cherish”
Real Simple — Books Everyone Should Own subscription ($50 per month), a monthly gift of one classic work of fiction that’s a “bibliophile’s dream”
Entertainment Weekly — Banned Books set, a gift of historically controversial books with “stylish packaging”