What would you recommend as a Christmas present?
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What would you recommend as a Christmas present?
Each year I have a nightmare trying to find a Christmas present for some of my work colleagues. We have a £10 limit so books are perfect. Can anyone recommend something? The best one I have found so far is: "Where do all the paperclips go?".
It's entertaining and has some great business facts and insights and I could give it to anyone.
Having said that any other recommendations would be appreciated!
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I think the trick is to find a book that is fun and not too heavy or deep. You could also get a joke book of some kind.Henry Packer wrote:Hey there from the UK,
Each year I have a nightmare trying to find a Christmas present for some of my work colleagues. We have a £10 limit so books are perfect. Can anyone recommend something? The best one I have found so far is: "Where do all the paperclips go?".
It's entertaining and has some great business facts and insights and I could give it to anyone.
Having said that any other recommendations would be appreciated!
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Another good gift book is The Gift of Fear, by Gavin Debecker. I've given copies of it to a lot friends, and they end up buying copies to give to others. One of them actually decided to use it as one of the textbooks for the college level psych class she teaches. Personally, I think every girl should be given a copy on her 15th birthday, but men can also benefit from it and will find it interesting.
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