Yehoshua Bomberg
Students take the first step into a lot of adult responsibility by going to college. That means staying organised and keeping on top of stress. You can make the transition that bit easier if you give them a parting gift so that they have something to remember you by.
Whether it’s a gripping book for them to settle down with after a long day, or a invaluable planner to stay organised your student will definitely appreciate a gift before going off to study.
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#1 TELL IT TO THE FUTURE by Francine R Cefola
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Who suggested this product? The TELL IT TO THE FUTURE by Francine R Cefola was recommended by F Bray from Golden Quill Press. |
Renew your history interest with some good old 20th century fun. This book is a compilation of stories about the 20th century, written by the people who lived those times. Each decade has a timeline of facts followed by a story that paints the times in a way that comes alive for the reader. It is entertaining, heart-warming and educational all while being funny, and an all-around good read. The reviews were all 5 * but the best part is that TELL IT TO THE FUTURE can be enjoyed by anyone who wants to experience the 20th century, as if they were there!
#2 Handmeade Leather iPad & Large Moleskine Cover
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Who suggested this product? The Handmeade Leather iPad & Large Moleskine Cover was recommended by Zeynep Prens from Galen Leather. |
This is the perfect portfolio organizer for a student to help keep their study notes and tech items safe and secure in one spot. Made from high quality leather, it convenitently holds notebooks for writing, an iPad, cell phone, cards, pens and other small notebooks.
#3 The Growth Planner by Life & Apples
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Who suggested this product? The The Growth Planner by Life & Apples was recommended by Life & Apples. |
The Growth Planner is a daily planner for time management, productivity and achieving goals. This undated planner combines tools like goal-setting, daily goal focus, gratitude, daily schedule and to-do, top priorities, habit tracker, daily meal plan, affirmations, journaling and more planning and tracking tools.
The Growth Planner is the perfect gift for students, helping them get organized, and work towards achieving their goals side by side with managing their daily schedule.
#4 Anthrodesk Wired Ergonomic Vertical Mouse
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Who suggested this product? The Anthrodesk Wired Ergonomic Vertical Mouse was recommended by Lilia Manibo from AnthroDesk. |
Vertical mouse helps reduce strain on your arm and wrist.
Its DPI button allows for 1000-1600-2400-3200 DPI configurations.
LED Light indicator changes color depending on your selected DPI.
#5 LED Desk Lamp
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Who suggested this product? The LED Desk Lamp was recommended by Noman Asghar from Fan Jackets. |
Student needs reliable environment to study with concentration. The LED desk lamp will provide good light and it does not cost you more because it uses only a few voltages to glow. It helps you to study especially at late-night. Another benefit of this Led Desk lamp is every age of person use it from school to university and you can use it for several years easily. I think it is the best gift for every student who is used to study lonely.
#6 Cold Bee Gone Nasal Swab Cold and Flu Symptom Remedy
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Who suggested this product? The Cold Bee Gone Nasal Swab Cold and Flu Symptom Remedy was recommended by Alex Ward from Buzzagogo. |
Staying away from sickness is extremely important when going back to school, and Cold Bee Gone, a homeopathic, Manuka honey-based remedy that you swab in your nose, can help fight colds, flu and allergies.
#7 Beautiful Detour Collection Backpack
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Who suggested this product? The Beautiful Detour Collection Backpack was recommended by Amy Oestreicher from LoveMyDetour. |
This is a backpack, inspired by my mixed media artwork as part of the LoveMyDetour mission, an initiative launched to empower students to navigate their own detours in life by seeking the unexpected lessons that they can learn through any unexpected transitions.
Zeynep Prens from Galen Leather
Lilia Manibo from AnthroDesk
Noman Asghar from Fan Jackets
Alex Ward from Buzzagogo
Amy Oestreicher from LoveMyDetour
