Last-Minute Holiday Gifts
Did a holiday party spring up at the last second? Maybe you forgot to buy a gift for a niece or nephew. Don't sweat it — here's a selection of eight gifts that you can acquire digitally on the double.
Audible Gift Membership
Audiobooks are an incredible way to read anywhere, and this Audible membership lets your gift recipient pick out exactly what they want to read. Better yet, it's available in one, three, six or 12-month intervals.
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Amazon Prime Membership
Amazon Prime is the perfect practical gift. Not only does it offer quick shipping, but there's loads of streaming media that comes along at no additional cost. With this gifting option from Amazon, it's easy to give either three months or a whole year to a loved one.
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'The Lost Art of Reading Nature's Signs' eBook
Shopping for a particularly outdoorsy type? Help 'em get closer to nature with this wonderful eBook from Tristan Gooley.
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'The Field Guide to Dumb Birds of North America' eBook
Birds are straight-up goofy, and we love them. Share the joy of these nonsensical creatures with someone you love.
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'How to Swear: An Illustrated Guide' eBook
Well, ****! Some people really want to get the most out of their swearing. If you know someone who can't keep it PG, treat them to this illustrated cursing masterpiece.
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'Pokémon Sword' (Nintendo Switch)
Both kids and adults can get a whole lot of entertainment out of Pokémon over winter break.
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PlayStation Plus Membership
PlayStation Plus offers loads of cloud storage for game saves, two free PS4 games every month and full access to online multiplayer during the subscription period.
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Xbox Game Pass
Xbox Game Pass is a true bargain with access to more than a hundred games. Incredible titles like "Gears 5," "Forza Horizon 4" and "The Outer Worlds" are available to play right away.
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If you don't need a gift right away, check out our other holiday gift guides.
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