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oday’s kids are completely immersed in and obsessed with technology, and even the little ones on your shopping list might be anxious to get their hands on the new iPhone or some sweet Beats headphones this holiday season. For the tried-and-true purist who can’t stomach the thought of buying a 6-year-old his first selfie stick, don’t fret.There is still plenty of room under the tree for everyone’s favorite gift-list item: Toys! Modern toys have adapted to the age in which we live. Many of 2015’s most coveted gifts have roots in a web series, video game, app or blockbuster movie,

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or they help kids explore the science of creating technology all on their own. Rest easy. These can’t-miss gifts are sure to please the tech-savvy, Internetfanatical kid in your life.

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For the uninitiated, Barbie is very in-vogue again due in large part to the wildly popular reality-TV-spoof web series (also streaming on Netflix), “Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse.” Hot this season are the newly remodeled Dreamhouse ($199) featuring three floors, seven rooms and a working elevator. Technology upgrades include “smart” accessories that light up, make sounds and even simulate motion. A flip-open faux flat-screen TV allows you to insert a smartphone for Barbie to play videos.

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The newest version of Barbie’s Dreamhouse features a working elevator.


The Dreamhouse garage is a perfect place to park the Barbie PopUp Camper ($99), which features prominently in the series and transforms from a simple camper into a glamping must, replete with water slide and a front cab that converts into a bathroom. For a non-Barbie yet ultimately consumer-driven trend, check out Shopkins, a web-based pretend shopping world with mini-collectible plastic foods and household goods. Shopkins Small Mart Playset ($25) won the 2015 Girl Toy of the Year at the TOTY awards, and the So Cool Fridge Playset ($21) is a must-have for young girls. “Ever After High” is another popular web series for young girls, and it explores the lives of the children of classic fairy tale characters as they seek out they attempt to write their own stories. Tied to the latest series, Ever After High Way Too Wonderland Dolls ($25 each) include finely coiffed and high-styled Apple White, Madeline Hatter, Briar

Beauty, Kitty Cheshire and Lizzie Hearts, and the Ever After High Way Too Wonderland Raven Queen Playset ($55) includes a trifold display allowing kids to re-enact three different scenes from the web series. Minecraft started as an openworld video game and is now looking to take over the real world. Tiein merchandise is abundant, and at the top of the list is the Minecraft Stop-Motion Movie Creator ($33), a mini Minecraft movie set that teaches kids how to make their own stop-action movies using real-life objects and a mobile app on their mobile device of choice. On the lower-tech end of the spectrum, Lego Minecraft The Ender Dragon ($70) includes 634 pieces, a mini-figure of Minecraft’s hero Steve, the Ender Dragon, dragon egg, crystals and more imagination opportunities than once thought humanly possible. For the roleplay loving kid, the Minecraft 2-in-1 Sword and Pickaxe ($30) is coveted. For a real-world, Minecraft-esque building experience, check out Qixels Design Creator ($17), which comes with templates to create pixelated characters using colorful cubes that fuse with water.

The Chomping Indominus Rex figure from “Jurassic World” feature colorchanging skin.

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▼ Transform yellow cans of Play-Doh into little Minions with this new Play-Doh set.

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“Jurassic World” was the biggest movie of 2015, and the accompanying toy line offers any kid the opportunity to bring the multiplex excitement to life at home. The Jurassic World Chomping Indominus Rex Figure ($47), is a lifelike replica of the color-changing queen of destruction, complete with giant chomping jaw, massive tail and, yes, color-changing skin. Jurassic World Hero Mashers Ultimate Tyrannosaurus Rex Figure ($20) allows kids to customize a T-Rex with interchangeable legs, heads, wings and more. LEGO Jurassic World Raptor Rampage Building Kit ($80) gives kids the opportunity to re-enact the movie’s pulse-pounding final scene and includes the mobile research unit, a mini Owen figure (the character played by Chris Pratt) and two Velociraptors. “Avengers: Age of Ultron” was a close second at the box office but No. 1 one on retailer shelves thanks in large part to the sheer number of superheroes packed into one film. The Avengers HQ Captain America Tower Defense Set ($22), Iron Man Lab Attack Set ($22) and HQ Hulk Buster Breakout Set ($22) are available separately, but connect into one massive, impressive play tower. The Captain America Star Launch Shield ($22) allows kids to pull a ripcord and launch shield discs from the center of the star. Iron Man Arc FX Armor ($22) is a set of gloves that power up, power down and produce motionactivated battle sounds.

▲ Kids can become Captain America with help from this Start Launch Shield. Little “Minions” fans will delight in the Play-Doh Despicable Me Minions Stamp and Roll Set ($7), which turns the classic yellow canisters into Minions on unicycles. “The Spongebob SquarePants Movie: Sponge Out of Water” was a surprise hit, and the Mega Blocks SpongeBob SquarePants Bad Neighbors Playset ($45) includes a buildable pineapple under the sea, as well as the house of his crabby neighbor and nemesis, Squidward. And just in case you thought you’d get off easy this year, “Frozen” remains wildly popular. Anna and Elsa’s Musical Bicycle ($35) includes two 12-inch dolls, a tandem bicycle, Olaf figure and, of course, they play “Do You Want to Build a Snowman” at the press of a button. “Disney’s Descendants” came out of nowhere to be the smash TVmovie success of the summer, and leave it to Disney to be prepared for such success. Tie-in toys are already hard to come by, as kids rush to get their hands on backpacks, underwear, hair chalk, costumes and, most


importantly, the dolls ($20 each, if you can find them); Mal (daughter of Maleficent), Evie (daughter of the Evil Queen from Snow White), Audrey (daughter of Aurora), Jane (daughter of Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother) and Lonnie (daughter of Mulan).

‘STEM’ play

STEM toys — those that encourage science, technology, engineering and math learning — have become the new “it” item with hip parents looking to teach kids some of the most important tools for future success in today’s techfocused society. Roominate Chateau ($50) is a 131piece set of modular pieces that give kids the skills to create structures like staircases and bunk beds while building a structurally sound home, in addition to wiring up motors and circuits to create fully functional lights, elevators and carousels. Goldie Blox has been heaped with adoration and awards, and their

► LEGO Mindstorms EV3 combines LEGO blocks with the technology that allows kids to create and command robots that walk, talk and think. latest Craft-Struction Box ($40) combines crafting and construction with more than 275 pieces, adding stickers and pompoms to the engineering/construction mix. Mighty Makers Home Designer Builder Set ($50) is designed for girls and, unlike Barbie, it allows them to build a dream house from the ground up. It includes two characters: Brianna, who specializes in interior design, and Sophia, who is the builder. Choose to build different styles of homes including colonial, ranch and brownstone. Includes 433 K’NEX pieces and instructional cards that teach the basics of architecture. Lego Mindstorms EV3 ($349) marries the LEGO building system with the technology that allows kids to create and command robots that walk, talk and think. Comes with a remote control that interacts with readymade missions, or kids can download the free app and command your robot using your smart device.

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tar Wars. You can’t escape it. You can’t avoid it. You can’t even think about the season of giving, of sitting ‘round the fireplace sipping hot beverages while listening to Neil Diamond sing Christmas songs without at least partially putting your attention on the new BB-8 remote controlled droid, that you don’t have, that you need, that you MUST OWN. This is because, like the force, “Star Wars” surrounds us and penetrates us. It binds the galaxy together, even, or so some wizard once told me.

So why not make your Christmas shopping focus a little easier by letting in a little wookie madness? No, it’s not a silly suggestion. Look, I’m here to help make your holiday shopping bearable, so keep reading. Chances are, you’ve got kids on your shopping list, right? (Note to women: This most certainly includes your husbands, boyfriends, co-workers and maybe even fathers. I’m not saying only men love “Star Wars,” but I am saying that I don’t know a single man, at any age, who wouldn’t appreciate a “Star Wars” toy.) Here are some unquestionably perfect gift ideas:  Roam the hardwood like a boss! Be in control! The “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” remote control BB-8 has landed.

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Star Wars Micro Machines Millennium Falcon Playset.

There are two versions, but one is a Target Exclusive and the other will cost you a wampa arm and a leg. The most affordable one (Target) can be found for $79.99 and is incredibly cool. The fancier version can be found on Amazon.com and is almost double the price, but it is app controlled and an overall tighter build. For most, however, the Target Exclusive version will do just fine. Remember how every single day of your life you’ve wanted a real lightsaber, but they probably cost way too much and aren’t real and stuff? Get one (or all) of these and you’ll be close enough, without dropping down a mortgage just to pay for it. The Black Series Force FX Lightsabers are sublime, for both display and play! You can take your pick

from one of the classics (Luke, Yoda, Vader) or give Kylo Ren’s (“The Force Awakens”) controversial yet unbelievably cool lightsaber a chance instead. Or, if you’re like my household, you own all of these already. Speaking of the “Star Wars” Black Series, the 6-inch figures and display vehicles are gotta-haves. Not only are they detailed, wellbuilt and articulate, but they can be put anywhere and that place instantly becomes a thousand times more desirable to be. Both Toys ‘R’ Us and Walgreens have exclusives here —as is the way of things these days — but you can find some of these at almost any place toys are sold, and only a dingus wouldn’t give these to a loved one. Don’t be a dingus, be a darling.

► The Star Wars: The Black Series 6-inch Figure Assortment features Chewbacca along with a Stormtrooper and two characters from “The Force Awakens.” ▼ Mr. Potato Head Classic Star Wars assortment features SpudTrooper, Luke Frywalker, Darth Tater and Frylo Ren.

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The Star Wars Micro Machines Blind Bag Assortment might feature this X-Wing Fighter. With this Electronic Catch Phrase: Star Wars Edition, family and friends can shout, gesture and say anything else but the words in the answer to help your team guess correctly before time runs out.


Adorable, sith-your-pants Playskool Heroes now come in full-fledged “Star Wars” sets! Whether it’s Luke and his lightsaber training, Han on a Taun-Taun, Han and Chewie and the Millennium Falcon or Wicket the ewok in his treehouse, you’ve got something that every youngster will play with for years to come. (Pssst … the little one in my home is getting the ewok playset, but don’t tell him!) “Star Wars” Play-Doh sets! That’s a real thing that you can buy, have, ruin and even eat! (But don’t.) Honestly though, I’m getting these for myself. Find Star Wars Play-Doh at Wal-Mart.

Star Wars-themed games include the eye-popping pieces in this chess game, featuring villains and heroes from all seven Star Wars movies, including “The Force Awakens.”

Remember Micro Machines? Of course you do! Those tiny, cute and super detailed vehicles made for your enjoyment — they’re back, and they’re better than ever. “Star Wars” Micro Machines date back to the ‘90s, but the new

Star Wars: The Black Series 6-inch Darth Vader Emperor’s Wrath Figure is a Walgreens exclusive.

Star Wars Deluxe Figure Assortment includes Biker Scout with Speeder Bike and Han Solo with Tauntaun, by Playskool.

◄ Star Wars: The Black Series 3 3/4-inch figures feature Episocde IV Princess Leia, Episode VI Darth Vader, Eposide VI Luke Skywalker, and First Order Stormtrooper and Kylo Ren from Episode VII, all Walmart exclusives.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens Kylo Ren with Connect and Customize Lightsaber Set, a Kohl’s exclusive, includes a Kylo Ren mask and Kylo Ren extend lightsaber, featuring a bladebuilders connector and a light dagger. ►

◄ That loveable wookie is back in “The Force Awakens.” This Chewbacca RolePlay Multi-Pack, a Sam’s Club exclusive, contains both the Nerf Chewbacca Bowcaster, which features exclusive deco and exclusive First Order targets, and the Chewbacca Electronic Mask.

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BOP IT! R2-D2 style. Just like the classic BOP IT! game, players must twist, bop and pull the R2-D2 figure in response to his commands to be the last Jedi standing in this fun and fast reaction memory game.

releases include “The Force Awakens” and classic vehicles alike. I recommend the new First Order Star Destroyer playset, so you can have all the awesome power of awesome at your fingertips. There are more “Star Wars” toys and things to love, to give those you love and to brag to others that you own, like I’m about to do. You can pick up the Han Solo frozen in carbonite rug (like we have) from Thinkgeek.com, along with a smattering of cheeky and kitschy “Star Wars” offerings that you didn’t know you needed but you’re about to discover you need. You can get the “Star Wars” R2-D2 Bop It! game, which I’ve heard from reliable

sources is better than eating a whole pizza. Risk? Chess? Monopoly? “Star Wars” versions of all! Beat your friends at classic games and feel like a Jedi while you do it! Give the gift of The Force. Show others you love them by including them in the monumentally powerful world of “Star Wars,” and they will thank you like you’ve never been thanked before. If you don’t believe me, that’s your problem; I have thousands of friends, an unbelievably beautiful wife and three nearperfect children. Do you know why? I give them “Star Wars” gifts for Christmas. There’s the secret to life. You’re welcome.

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ot a selfie queen or king in the family? Treat them to the perfect gift for this holiday season: a selfie stick. These extendable camera holders allow the user to get a wider shot, ideal for group photos or travelers looking to capture a picturesque background. Price — they can range from around $15 to more than $100 — is just one factor to consider when shopping for a selfie stick. It’s important to know what type of smartphone and/or camera it’s compatible with, the length of device and also how it takes the picture, such as via Bluetooth, an app or a camera timer. Here, six popular sticks that would please the selfie enthusiast in your life.

Looq DG ($20)

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▲ Thumbsup Click Stick

▼ Quik Pod Smartphone Selfie Pole

This third-generation monopod is perfect for taking selfies anytime, anywhere. It works using a continuously updating app and requires no battery, Wi-Fi connection or Bluetooth, making it super easy to use. It also comes in three colors: blue, green and pink. Extends from 8 inches to more than 40 inches. Compatible with most iOS/Android smartphones.

Quik Pod Smartphone Selfie Pole ($30) From the inventor of the first modern selfie pole, the Quik Pod operates by using your phone’s built-in camera timer or with a downloadable app. It’s also waterproof and comes with a hiking clip, wrist strap, carry bag and tripod legs. Compatible with most iOS/ Android phones.

Thumbsup Click Stick ($13)

The Click Stick allows you to capture a group portrait that rivals Ellen’s Oscars selfie. Simply plug your smartphone into the headphone jack and get to clicking, no Bluetooth or batteries required. Extends to about 39 inches and is compatible with most iOS/ Android phones; Android users must download an app.

Polarpro Powerpole Selfie Stick ($100) Durable, lightweight and splash resistant, the PowerPole is equipped to handle any adventure you take it on. Not only does the pole extend your camera’s reach up to 30 inches, the integrated battery — the first of its kind — allows you to film for up to 10 hours. The PowerPole is compatible with all GoPro cameras.

Camkix Extendable Selfie Stick ($15) Fill your Instagram feed with perfectly composed selfies with the simple and affordable CamKix selfie stick, which extends a full 40 inches. You also can buy a Bluetooth remote to make snapping photos even easier. Big phones be aware, though: The CamKix only is compatible with phones up to 3.25 inches wide.

GoPro 3-way ($70)

Versatility is this extension pole’s specialty. The mount can be used in three ways: as a camera grip, extension arm or tripod, making it perfect for a wide range of dynamic footage. Waterproof, lightweight and extendable up to 20 inches, it’s the ideal adventuretravel companion. Compatible with all GoPro cameras.

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All about the watch Whether they’re eyeing a shiny new Apple Watch or one that doesn’t require Wi-Fi, the timepiece is a timeless holiday gift they’ll always cherish. Here’s how to shop for one now. Nola Sarkisian-Miller

Apple Watch, beginning at $349, comes in a variety of band styles.

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ith the time of day listed everywhere from smartphone displays to laptops to our car dashboards, the need for a watch to tell time isn’t as pressing as it was even just a few years ago. Instead, watch brands are adding features to compel shoppers to want watches, from creating more functional gadgets that track stock quotes or the number of calories burned to transforming the watch itself into a fashion accessory. The launch of the Apple Watch (from $349) has made the smartwatch — and its apps galore — an appealing alternative to analog watches. That allure is siphoning shoppers away from traditional fashion brands with sales down in dollar volume about 5 percent in July compared to the year prior. “While Apple’s [sales] figures aren’t crystal clear … it’s hard not to draw conclusions that there’s some cannibalism in the market,” says Fred Levin, president of the luxury practice at NPD Group. A bump now, but in the long term Apple’s grand entrance in the timepiece sector will prove to be a boon for all of the business, as the tech giant draws in customers who previously shunned watches, especially the younger millennial market. “A very significant amount of Apple watches are being purchased by people who don’t wear watches today, representing about 40 percent of sales, ” says Levin, citing research figures from CivicScience Inc. “Once people get into the 18

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This jade green Shinola watch retails between $475 and $525. Top: Bring a little color into your watch with these Armitron colors. habit of wearing the accessory, they’ll likely add fine watches, Swiss watches and even lift the fine-watch market.” In preparation, some watch companies are rethinking strategies or pumping up their technology offerings. TAG Heuer, the 155-year-old Swiss watchmaker is partnering with Intel and Google to create a mechanical watch with tech features. Intel also teamed up with Fossil Group last year to create wearable connected devices in time for the holidays. Bulgari is adding a smartwatch to its lineup that eventually will help the wearer automate calls, open doors and transmit payments. Traditional brands like Seiko are utilizing technologies to be better stewards of the environment. The Seiko Coutura ($495), redesigned this year, offers the Solar Perpetual

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Chronograph and Kinetic Retrograde styles — powered by light energy and movement, respectively — with no battery charge required. And anything loaded with health and fitness sensors doesn’t have to look dowdy. Wearable tech companies such as Fitbit are upping the pizzazz quotient. Last year Fitbit partnered with designer Tory Burch to add accessory wristbands to house the Fitbit Flex tracker, now sold separately at stores such as Nordstrom with designs including the metal-hinged bracelet made of stainless steel. Garmin teamed up with designer Jonathan Adler this year for stylish bands to fit the vivofit and


Apple Watch with the Hermes Double Tour Band retails for $1,200. Below: That FitBit gets all glammed up with the new Tory Burch wraps. vivofit2 tracking devices. The versatility of interchangeable bands — also in the non-tech sector — is one way brands can court customers. “Anything where [the consumer is] getting value, getting more in the end is playing well into their wallets,” said Patty Leto, senior vice president and general merchandise manager of women’s and men’s accessories at The Doneger Group in New York. Sold at retailers such as Macy’s and Nordstrom, Anne Klein is offering a bangle bracelet watch set in rose gold paired with three bracelets ($150) featuring a linked chain, ivory inlay and round, pavé disc. Fossil offers interchangeable watch sets for men and women, including the women’s limited edition Cecile set that comes with bands in stainless steel, a reversible field strap, a blue canvas leather strap and a dark leather strap for $285. The movement for a blending of jewelry and watches continues as brands turn up the volume in hues and shapes. Armitron ($30 to $35) sport watches that sell at Kohl’s don’t shy away from color, showcasing combinations of gray and purple and navy and green. La Mer Collections offer wrap watches embellished with a host of options from studs to attachments of turquoise heishi stones and gold cable chains. Calvin Klein is adding bracelet novelty by creating wavy patterns in polished stainless steel, curving open links and clean lines of swirling stainless steel. Of-the-moment brand Shinola ($475 to $525), known for its

Pairing bracelets and bangles, this Anne Klein watch makes the watch a lovely, feminine accessory. vintage-inspired charms, sells double-wrap leather strap watches in a bevy of colors such as slate blue, jade green and dark camel. Novelty straps also are key trends in the men’s watch market. Casual lines like Tommy Bahama are mixing textures in their watches such as offering navy and green silicone straps as a jaunty contrast to the stainless steel case and bezel of its timepiece at $145. Lacoste’s nylon canvas strap styles in green, red or black sport the iconic croc logo on the strap for $185.

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What would Taylor Swift gift? Look no further than her endorsements, friends and favorite things Matthew M. F. Miller

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ven Santa would be hard-pressed to deny that this is Taylor Swift’s world, and we’re all just living in it. Easily one of the most powerful persons in the entertainment industry, the style icon also is an unabashed promoter of everything she loves. For the legions of fans that hang on her every Instagram, the holidays are the perfect opportunity to give the gift of their favorite mega-star’s favorite things. And even if everyone on your list isn’t a fan of Taylor Swift, her savvy style ensures these gifts will be ideal for anyone — even the haters. Especially the haters! So, yes, it’s beginning to look a lot like Swiftmas. Don’t be surprised if you hear the faint beats of “Blank Space” instead of jingle bells up on the rooftop come Christmas Eve. Don’t say I didn’t, say I didn’t warn ya.

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When you’re on top, endorsements are plentiful. Here are a few of latest and greatest byproducts of her fame. American Greetings Taylor Swift Birthday & Everyday Card Set ($25)

Taylor Swift’s Champion Sneaky Cat Keds ($55) Taylor Swift is a fan of writing old-school, handwritten letters. This set includes 10 Swift-inspired cards (seven birthday, three friendship) that feature quotes and song lyrics. They are printed on sustainably sourced paper with glitter and packaged in a keepsake storage box. Taylor Swift’s Champion Sneaky Cat Keds ($55) Shoes are big in Swift’s world. These kicks, available in cream or black, are inspired by her multiplatinum album “1989” and feature perhaps the greatest love in her life — an adorable cat. Taylor Swift Baby Taylor (TSBT) by Taylor Guitars ($418) One of the leading guitar manufacturers in the United States has created a slim, compact instrument, inspired by Swift’s first guitar, that’s perfect for the young up-and-coming songwriter. It

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Taylor Swift Baby Taylor (TSBT) by Taylor Guitars ($418)

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Ed Sheeran — “X”

Taylor Swift Incredible Things perfume ($49.50) features Swift’s signature above the bridge with the word “love” repeated three times throughout a crawling vine motif. Taylor Swift Incredible Things perfume ($49.50) Drawing its name from a lyric in her No. 1 single, “Blank Space,” Incredible Things is described as having a fresh, feminine and modern aroma for the “timeless romantic” on your list.

Famous friends

Taylor Swift’s list of celebrity pals has very few blank spaces, and what better way to celebrate the joy of the holidays than sharing some of her famous friends’ own creations? Ed Sheeran — “X” Sheeran and Swift are incredibly close friends. Her smash album “Red” even features a duet between the besties. His latest album is a smash in its own right, and continues to prove a powerhouse on pop radio. Kendrick Lamar — “To Pimp a Butterfly” The remix of Swift’s hit “Bad Blood” featuring Kendrick Lamar showed just how much respect Swift has for arguably the best hip hop artist today. She even thanked him first at the recent MTV Video Music Awards when she won for Video of the Year. His most recent album just happens to be one of 2015’s best. “Not That Kind of Girl: A Young Woman Tells You What She’s ‘Learned’” by Lena Dunham ($28) Swift credits Dunham, the “Girls” creator/star, with changing the way she thinks about feminism and women’s roles in our culture. Dunham’s first book reads like a private, candid conversation — one that might inspire someone

you love to see the world through a different lens.

T-Swift’s favorite things

Swift if fairly forthcoming with her top choices for entertainment, style and all things cool. “Friends: The Complete Series” A self-proclaimed mega-fan, Swift recently brought “Friends” star Lisa Kudrow on stage at a Los Angeles concert to sing Kudrow character Phoebe’s infamous “Smelly Cat” song from the show. And, seeing as “Friends” has reentered the cultural consciousness following the 20th anniversary celebration and its recent addition to Netflix streaming, the complete collection makes a perfect gift for any Swiftie. The Harper Lee Collection: “To Kill a Mockingbird” and “Go Set a Watchman” ($55) The American classic is Swift’s favorite book. And the reader on your list also might be curious to read the controversially released “new” Harper Lee novel “Go Set a Watchman.” This dual slip-cased edition is a lovely addition to any reader’s library. Diet Coke It’s important to point out that Swift has an endorsement deal for Diet Coke, but that deal stems from an intense, deep love for her favorite beverage. And while a pack of Diet Coke might seem like an odd choice for a gift, Coke’s holiday products offer plenty of fun, Christmas-themed packaging options. A great Swift-themed stocking stuffer.

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BOOKS up for the holidays Top books to give this Christmas season Jennifer Adams

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by Alan Bradley “The Secret Place,” by Tana French

ooks are a pleasure to give and a joy to receive. When you gift someone a book, you share with them a character, a story, a recipe, a little piece of history. The following books are recommended reading (and giving) for the holidays this year in eight different categories.

Young Adult Novels, Ages 13 and up

Nonfiction

“The Thing About Jellyfish,” by Ali Benjamin “Goodbye Stranger,” by Rebecca Stead “Circus Mirandus,” by Cassie Beasley “Crenshaw,” by Katherine Applegate “The War That Saved My Life,” by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

“Dead Wake,” by Erik Larson “The Wright Brothers,” by David McCullough “The Oregon Trail,” by Rinker Buck “H Is for Hawk,” by Helen Macdonald “Being Mortal,” by Atul Gawande

Hardback Fiction

“Martin Marten,” by Brian Doyle “All the Light We Cannot See,” by Anthony Doerr “Last Bus to Wisdom,” by Ivan Doig “Fates and Furies,” by Lauren Groff “Trigger Warning,” by Neil Gaiman

Paperback Fiction

“A Man Called Ove,” by Fredrik Backman “The Red Notebook,” by Antoine Laurain “The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry,” by Gabrielle Zevin “My Brilliant Friend,” by Elena Ferrante “Lila,” by Marilynne Robinson

Mystery

“A Banquet of Consequences,” by Elizabeth George “The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine,” by Alexander McCall Smith “The Dry Bones,” by Craig Johnson “As Chimney Sweepers Come to Dust,”

“The Accident Season,” by Moira Fowley-Doyle “Eleanor and Park,” by Rainbow Rowell “Six of Crows,” by Leigh Bardugo “I’ll Give You the Sun,” by Jandy Nelson “The 5th Wave,” by Rick Yancey

Middle Grade Novels, Ages 8-12

Picture Books, Ages 4-8

“Leo: A Ghost Story,” by Mac Barnett and Christian Robinson “The Day the Crayons Came Home,” by Drew Daywalt and Oliver Jeffers “Firefly July,” by Paul B. Janeczko and Melissa Sweet “Home,” by Carson Ellis “Tricky Vic,” by Greg Pizzoli

Cookbooks

“Icebox Cakes,” by Jean Sagendorph and Jessie Sheehan “Sea Salt Sweet,” by Heather Baird “Brunch at Bobby’s,” by Bobby Flay, Stephanie Banyas, and Sally Jackson “Guittard Chocolate Cookbook,” by Amy Guittard and Antonis Achilleos “Pioneer Woman Cooks Dinnertime,” by Ree Drummond Daily Herald November 26, 2015 HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE

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ometimes you don’t know you want something till you see it in a different way. The fancy headphones. The fitness tracker. The whatever-number iPhone. It can be hard to stand out — especially in the gadget world — when everything is black and white and gray all over. But add some color and suddenly — I need that! That’s sure to be the case this holiday season, where the latest gadgets are popping up pink.

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There is a bevy of new technology in the latest iteration of the iPhone. The new 3D Touch delivers haptic notifications. The iSight

camera shoots 12MP pictures and 4K video and now allows you to create GIFs (what Apple calls Live Photos). But the iPhone’s new Rose Gold finish — matching the one available on the Apple Watch — is perhaps its most attractive feature.

Far left: With the introduction of the Rose Gold iPhone 6s this year, there seems to be quite a lot of pink showing up on Christmas lists this year. Left: Fitbit flex, $100 Above: Crosley Cruiser Portable Turntable, $100

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Nintendo 3DS in pink, $170

Beats Solo2 Royal Edition, $200

The luxury of vinyl sound with the freedom of your favorite music device. This briefcase-style turntable packs up and goes wherever you go, with built-in speakers so you never need to plug into a speaker. It features a headphone jack for solo listening and playback for your portable music devices, too.

Nintendo 3DS, $170

Like any modern-day video games system, Nintendo’s handheld family has plenty of iterations. But it’s the classic 3DS — not its 2-D or XL siblings — that comes in a pearly pink hue. Perfect for the gamer that wants to be on-trend this holiday season.

Crosley Amplitone, $30

The perfect color match for Crosley’s pink portable Cruiser turntable, the on-ear Amplitone headphones feature a padded fabric headband with integrated sliders for adjusting to a perfect fit. Its

Crosley Ampliton, $30 braided cable is replaceable and compatible with any 3.5mm headphone jack

Beats Solo2 Royal Edition, $200

The Beats Solo2 offer a sleek, streamlined aesthetic that easily folds up for packing away on the go. Now under the Apple umbrella, Beats’ RemoteTalk cable is designed for compatibility with iOS devices. The earcups (on-ear) are designed to stay cool and minimize sound leakage

Jawbone Up 24, $149

There’s no visible display on Jawbone’s Up — all the health data it harvests from you is sent directly to your phone. It has an amazing 2-week battery life and quickly recharges via USB. A free app helps you track the calorie content of what you’re eating with a Food Score to measure your prospective food choices. Another neat feature: If you own a Nest Learning Thermostat, it can work with your Up 24 to learn when you’re awake and when you’re asleep to adjust your home’s temperature accordingly.

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Fitbit flex, $100

The FitBit flex is an all-day activity tracker, giving you feedback on how well you sleep and waking you with a silent alarm, then tracks steps, distance, calories burned and total active minutes during while you’re awake. The water-resistant band has a 5-day battery — perfect for getting you through the workweek.

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