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10 Last-Minute Gifts for Everyone on Your List That Still Seem Pre-Meditated

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The holiday season crept up on us this year, so if you’re low on gifts, you’re not alone. Luckily, there’s something called two-day shipping. And the internet is full of gift ideas that are just one click away.

Whether you’re scrambling for secret santa or trying to figure out what to get your significant other, here’s a list of last-minute gifts less than $40 with something for everyone:

 

 

For the Hostess with the Mostess

Anyone willing to have people over during the holiday season is likely a good cook. And anyone who’s a good cook is likely obsessed with Ina Garten, as we all are. We suggest pairing Ina’s latest publication, Cooking For Jeffrey, with a nice bottle of wine to say “thank you for not making me cook or clean today.”

$21 on Amazon

For Your Fitness-Obsessed Friend

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Now that we’re all being forced to go wireless, runners with an upgraded iPhone have found themselves at a loss for the perfect earbuds. We recommend these user-friendly bluetooth headphones for your active friend with lots of playlists and no headphone jack.

$30.99 on Amazon

For the Netflix Binger

Paper Source

If someone in your life has spent the majority of 2016 chatting about Stranger Things and Black Mirror, get them something that will help them further explore their passion for watching television. Complete with socks, coasters and personal hygiene products, this kit is revolutionary.

$20.95 from Paper Source

 

For the Random Acquaintance

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As the ladies of SNL taught us, you can’t go wrong with a peach candle, “the candle we all get then give away.” But heed their warning, too: Don’t pair two smaller gifts together. It just makes each gift seem smaller. Be confident in your candle.

$15 from Target

For the Tech-Savvy Tween

Target

Got a family member who’s glued to their phone? These tech gloves will make it so they truly never have to put their phone down — even when it’s freezing outside.

$9 at Target

For the Friend Who’s Always Reading

Riverhead Books

Books make great gifts, especially when they’re new novels that have rocked the literary world. That’s the case for The Mothers: Brit Bennet’s debut novel centering on an impossible situation in a Southern California black community.

$16.11 on Amazon

For Your Office Secret Santa

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Give the gift of being a “Laird” or “Lady” to that office buddy who has everything they need and a good sense of humor. According to the description at least, owners of this kit will get a small plot of land and a free tour of the Dunans Castle in Scotland along with their new title.

$24.50 on Amazon

For the Minimalist

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Every family has a Marie Kondo. Whoever in your life has recently discovered the “life-changing magic” of minimalism would certainly enjoy this hybrid wallet-phone case which will let them say goodbye to superfluous bags or money clips.

$8.99 on Amazon

For the Film Buff

Asos

It’s gotten much harder to shop for this demographic now that DVDs are less convenient. But this simple tool has come to the rescue — it will create a home theater by projecting a phone onto any wall.

$23.50 on Asos

For the STEM student

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Got a friend who’s learning how to code? This game, picked by TIME Tech editors, turns game-making into a tactile craft for all ages.

$36.99 on Amazon

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