Natural Holiday Gift Guide 2011 by the editors of Natural Family Today, the online magazine for natural-minded families. www.naturalfamilytoday.com Copyright © 2011 by Natural Family Today. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, in any form or by any means, without permission in writing from the publisher. Natural Family Today Editor In Chief Education Editor Gardening Editor Natural Health Editor Fertility Editor Attachment Parenting Editor Breastfeeding Editor Nutrition Editor Infant/Toddler Editor
Vanessa Pruitt Aadel Bussinger Pamela Kimsey Rebecca Sweeney Graf Kris Marie Mery Lindsey Wilson Laura Weirich Amanda Carmen Rita Bhrel
Cover Image by Vanessa Pruitt, in cooperation with Pruitt Production, www.pruittproduction.com Each company and product in this guide has been hand selected by our editorial team, and none of the companies in this book have paid for advertising or endorsement. Natural Family Today does not specifically endorse any product or company that is represented here. The Natural Holiday Gift Guide 2011 is published in a variety of formats, including PDF and Kindle, and may not contain the exact same information, images, or formatting in each format. Contributions: “What is Fair Trade?” by Vanessa Pruitt “Choosing Organic Products” by Aadel Bussinger “Natural Wood and Cloth Toys: Earth Friendly and Kid Safe” by Vanessa Pruitt “The Gift of Buying Local” by Pamela Kimsey
Table of Contents
Introduction ~ Page 1 What is Fair Trade? ~ Page 2 Edible Gifts ~ Page 4 Choosing Organic Products ~ Page 6 Bath & Body Gifts ~ Page 9 Gifts for the Home ~ Page 11 Natural Wood and Cloth Toys: Earth Friendly and Kid Safe ~ Page 14 Gifts for Children ~ Page 16 The Gift of Buying Local ~ Page 19 Accessories and Apparel ~ Page 21 Eco-Friendly Gift Wrap ~ Page 23 Books ~ Page 24 More Gift Ideas ~ Page 29
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Introduction As a naturally minded individual, you have a unique challenge when it comes time for holiday shopping. How do you buy gifts for family and friends while still having a minimal impact on the environment, avoiding toxic materials, and promoting ethical trade practices around the world? We've given you a sampling of some of the choices for buying holiday gifts, while still keeping the above principals in mind. This is by no means a complete buying guide to all natural products, but we've done our best to investigate a wide variety of gifts and companies. We've also included information about how to choose products wisely. We hope this guide inspires you to make this holiday a natural one!
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What is Fair Trade? By now, I'm sure you have heard about the harsh working conditions and illegal labor practices used by some large corporations across the globe. Thankfully, there is a way to buy international goods and still support ethical labor practices, safe working conditions, and fair wages in developing countries. Fair Trade is a form of product trade, born out of the social justice movement. It enforces higher social and environmental standards for producers and international trade companies who wish to be labeled Fair Trade. Fair Trade Labeling Organizations (FLO) decide on Fair Trade Certified Products, and set a price for goods that covers the cost of production plus living wages, enough to cover the basics such as food, shelter, clothing, education, and medical needs. This ensures that workers and producers are paid a fair price for their goods. Importers and retailers are screened and certified by TransFair USA, to make sure they are paying the Fair Trade price for products. Producers of Fair Trade products must follow the fair trade agreement. As part of this agreement, they promise to reinvest some of their revenue into their communities, such as helping to fund health clinics, schools, scholarship funds, housing, leadership training, and women's empowerment programs.
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Fair Trade companies are also encouraged to follow Eco-friendly and sustainable practices when producing goods, and to respect natural habitats. For instance, about 85% of Fair Trade Certified coffee is grown organically, without the use of toxic chemicals. Businesses are kept at a small scale, and cooperatives are encouraged, wherein every producers owns a portion of the company, has an equal say in decision making, and makes equal returns from the market. Human rights and child labor laws are strictly enforced within Fair Trade companies, safe working conditions are guaranteed for workers, and women are encouraged to take leadership roles in business and community. Buying Fair Trade is a good alternative for buying international goods, without supporting corporate greed. You can have the satisfaction of knowing that your money is helping to truly support families and communities overseas, while promoting sustainable methods.
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Edible Gifts Peet's Coffee & Tea www.peets.com Peet's is certified in several areas, including Fair Trade, Organic, UTZ, and is also certified by the Rainforest Alliance. Read about Peet's commitment to sustainability. Peet's Gaia Organic Blend is a delicious blend of 100% organic coffee. Peet's Tea
Peet's also carries a wide selection of tea bags and loose leaf teas. We like their Earl Grey Bergamot, as well as their Xaio's Blend herbal tea, an extremely relaxing blend of peppermint, chamomile, and rose hips. Raw Dark Chocolate Truffles www.ulimana.com Ulimana is a raw chocolate company that focuses on creating organic chocolate edibles. Their selection of cocao truffles are made from all raw, vegan, and organic ingredients. UliMana cocao truffles
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Gourmet Sea Salts www.celticseasalt.com Selina Naturally is the maker of Celtic Sea Salt, a kosher certified and unrefined salt that is a healthy and natural alternative to table salt. This Gourmet Salt Sampler Pack is a great gift for anyone who loves to spend time in the kitchen.
Endangered Species Chocolate www.chocolatebar.com Where else can you give the gift of wildlife conservation in a bar of chocolate? These Organic Smooth Milk Chocolate bars from Endangered Species Chocolate are made from 43% cocao, and are certified organic.
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Choosing Organic Products The word organic has become a broadly used term in our culture today. Everything from food to gardening soil has been labeled organic. How do you know what products to trust and buy? What does organic mean? The term organic in the most generic sense simply means living or derived from living things. In this definition, a lot of products that would not be labeled “organic” are in fact made from organic material. A product labeled “organic”, however, means that the food or ingredients were grown and produced without the use of pesticides, fertilizers made from synthetic ingredients, sewage sludge, bioengineering, or ionizing radiation. Animals that produce meat, eggs, and dairy products are raised without antibiotics or growth hormones. Organic vs Certified Organic The USDA National Organic Program has a very strict certification process that includes a 3-year land conversion process to ensure that all chemicals are removed from the soil. There are three levels of certification: 1.100% Organic Products with this label must include only organically grown ingredients (excluding salt and water). 2.Made With Organic Ingredients Products will contain at least 70% Natural Holiday Gift Guide 2011 www.naturalfamilytoday.com
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organic-grown ingredients and much list at least 3 on the front packaging. 3.Organic Ingredients Listed Products that contain less than 70% organically produced ingredients may not claim the term organic on the front package, but may list specific organic ingredients on the back. Products that are certified will display the USDA Organic seal on their packaging. When is certified bad? In certain cases, it is not always best to buy certified organic products. Sometimes local farmers are hindered by USDA regulations, as in cases with selling raw milk and small amounts of home-grown vegetables. Some of the regulations required for certified organic status raise ethical questions as well. This is most prevalent in organic dairies. Since antibiotics are not allowed, sick cows are either still milked or sold to be slaughtered rather than treated and the milk discarded until it tests free of antibiotics. Cost is another hindrance for small farmers and ranchers to become USDA certified.
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Then how do I know it is safe? When dealing with local producers, the easiest way to know if their products are safe is to get to know them. Find out what practices they use, and more importantly, what they won’t do. Ask to see their animals or crops. If they are truly using organic practices they will be more than happy to prove their trustworthiness. When buying organic products, remember there are other important factors that come into play. Do your research and read the labels to make sure you are buying products that are not only organic and healthy, but also produced through ethical and sustainable practices.
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Bath & Body Gifts Chivas Goat Milk Soap www.chivasskincare.com Chivas skin care products are hand-made in California, using Fair Trade ingredients when available. They are also dedicated to environmentally friendly practices. They package their soaps in Chivas goat milk soap 100% recycled paper and their products contain no chemicals or parabens. We like this Wise Sage Goat Milk Soap. Have a little more to spend? You can donate a goat to a nomadic tribe in Niger, in honor of the recipient. This includes a gift box, certificate, and your choice of goat milk soap! Essential Burt's Bees Kit www.burtsbees.com Burt's Bees is a company known for it's use of all natural ingredients. They use green packaging, are committed to conservation, and never test their bath and beauty products or ingredients on animals. We recommend the Essential Burt's Bees Kit as a holiday gift.
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Gaiam Relaxation CD Set www.gaiam.com Give the gift of rest and relaxation with the Sleep and Meditation CD Set from Gaiam, a company committed to promoting conscious living, health, and wellness in mind, body, and spirit. Pacifica www.pacificaperfume.com
Gaiam Relaxation CD Set
Wrap up the pacific ocean in a box and gift it, like this Mailbu Lemon Blossom Perfect Fragrance Collection which includes body butter, a spray perfume, and a solid perfume; or their Mexican Cocoa natural soap. We also love that Pacifica is actively working to reduce their impact on the environment by using recyclables and local suppliers. Love Coconut by HonorĂŠ des PrĂŠs www.thedetoxmarket.com Made from pure coconut milk extract and coriander leaf, Love Coconut is a designer-quality perfume, and is 100% botanical, and chemical free.
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Gifts for the Home Lolita Hand Painted Bowls www.greenheartshop.org These Lolita Bowls, at the Green Heart Shop, are hand painted by artisans in Kashmir, and sold through Nkuku, a Fair Trade company. Remind the recipient of this gift that they are NOT dishwasher safe. Hand wash only.
Lolita hand painted bowls
Crochet Coasters www.etsy.com/shop/MariMartin Who couldn’t use a new set of coasters? Mari Martin coasters are hand made from 100% European high quality cotton. These beautiful coaster sets come in lots of fun colors and shapes, like apples and flowers. Mari Martin Coasters
Felted Nesting Bowls www.play-it-fair.com This set of three bowls from Play It Fair is a fun way to organize household items. They are hand-knitted out of 100% wool and then hot water felted with natural soap. Natural Holiday Gift Guide 2011 www.naturalfamilytoday.com
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Copco Mugs and Cups www.copco.com/ Help friends and family do away with Styrofoam and plastic cups. Buy them the reusable, Eco-friendly version from Copco. The To-Go Mug keeps coffee hot, while the Sierra Tumbler is great for cold drinks. This Tea Thermal steeps loose-leaf or tea bags on-the-go. Recycled Soda Bottle Glass www.greenheartshop.org Know a college student, young couple, or someone who just loves glassware? These glass tumblers, recycled from old soda bottles, have a nice vintage feel. Buy them individually, or get a discount for buying as a set.
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Wood Utensils www.sevenhopesunited.com Wood utensils don’t conduct heat or scratch stainless or nonstick cookware. They are also very durable.
Mango Wood Salad Servers
Mango trees are first grown for food, then the wood is harvested when the Mango tree can no longer bear fruit. These salad servers are hand carved by fair trade workers.
We also love this bamboo spatula set from Pampered Chef. Reusable Coffee Filters www.hipmountainmama.com These Organic reusable coffee filters are great for any coffee drinker. They will save money and trees, can be used in almost any coffee maker, and are easy to use, just like disposable filters.
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Natural Wood and Cloth Toys: Earth Friendly and Kid Safe Now that your family is “going green” and making the switch to more environmentally friendly products, what is the next step? You’re using less household chemicals, recycling, conserving resources, and buying local foods, but have you thought of your child’s toys? The trend of plastic toys is still booming, but a new trend is up and coming. For natural families, more earth friendly alternatives to plastic toys are being chosen, including wood and cloth toys. Why not plastics? Plastics are difficult to recycle for several reasons. First of all, plastics must be separated according to their “grade”, making the process difficult and extremely labor intensive. Depending on your location, it can be hard to find a place that will recycle many of your plastic items. Toys are especially difficult because they often contain several grades of plastic. Not only are plastics hard to recycle, they can be highly toxic as well. Some chemicals like phthalate and parabens, which have been banned in other countries, are still contained in plastics in the United States and can have lasting affects on children such as infertility in boys and cancer. Alternatives to PVC and BPA plastics are available in the US. However, if you’re making a conscience effort to be kind to our environment and to your family’s health, it just makes more sense to go “natural”.
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Natural Toys Wood and cloth toys offer a safe and natural alternative to plastic toys, and their availability for all ages is on the rise. Everything from baby rattles to sorting toys, puzzles to blocks and trains, is available in wood or cloth materials. Here are some things to watch out for. All toys with paint should clearly state that the paint is nontoxic. You should also inspect all wood toys for splinters or cracked wood, as well as all cloth toys for ripped seams or choking hazards. Read all care and safety instructions carefully. More importantly, you should do a little research into the company that you are buying from. Just because a toy says that it’s natural, cloth, or wood doesn’t mean it’s good for your family, our environment, or the world. Some things to look into: • How is the toy manufactured and where? • Is it a fair trade company? • What other toys does the company manufacture? Buying wood and cloth toys is a great opportunity to support local businesses and work at home parents. Many natural toys are made in the homes and garages of fellow natural families or within your community.
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Gifts for Children Eco-Dough www.uncommongoods.com Eco-dough is handmade out of all natural ingredients such as fruit, banana fibers, and other organic recycled ingredients. It’s colored with natural dyes made from beets, spinach, carrots, purple sweet potatoes, red cabbage, blueberries and tomatoes. Each set comes with 5 different colors, 3 ounces each. Green Science Kits www.stores.planethappytoys.com Toysmith is the maker of Green Science, a set of fun and educational science kits that teach kids about environmentally friendly and sustainable energy. The Solar Rover Science Kit let’s kids build their very own solar powered robot.
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Pozimals www.imagiplay.com These adorable animals can be manipulated into endless poses, keeping little hands busy, and making great toys for the diaper or travel bag. Give a Pozimal to the busy toddler or preschooler in your life. Elephant, Zebra, Kangaroo, Giraffe, and Camel available.
Pozimals Elephant
Wood Sorting Bar www.ethicalgifts.net.au This sorting bar from Ethical Gifts features large colorful shapes that are easy for little ones to grasp and manipulate. Made from recycled rubber wood and non-toxic paints. Painted Mini Djembe www.fairtrademarketplace.com These mini Djembe Drums are hand carved and beautifully hand painted by fair trade workers in Indonesia. They are perfect for little hands and little musicians, but adults can play, too! Natural Holiday Gift Guide 2011 www.naturalfamilytoday.com
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All-Natural Art Kit www.greentagged.com Know a budding artist? The Clementine All-Natural Art Kit is certified non-toxic, all natural, Eco-friendly, and comes with a full selection of art supplies, including natural markers, crayon rocks, glue, crayons, modeling dough, and paints. Green Toys Recycling Truck www.greentagged.com What’s cooler than a toy recycling truck? A toy recycling truck made out of recycled milk containers! The Green Toys Recycling Truck features moveable parts to teach kids about recycling, and contains no metal pieces. Green Toys Recycling Truck
Rainbow Sound Blocks www.wonderworldtoy.com These unique blocks by Wonderworld Toys are a mixture of fun toys rolled into one. Rainbow Sound Blocks are hollow and filled with beads, producing a variety of sounds. They are made with rubber wood and other non-toxic materials.
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The Gift of Buying Local My heart was so touched last year by a friend who had been shopping for a Christmas tree. She was so excited when she found the perfect one and magnificent it was indeed! One thing to know about her is that she is not the type of person, when in need of something, runs down to the local big box store to make the purchase. Her excitement did not stem from just finding the most gorgeous tree, but that she found it by shopping online, for sale by someone in her own neighborhood on a website called Craigs List. She was dancing with joy that she was able to help someone in her own community and that she was able to re-purpose something so special. To be perfectly honest, after seeing the tree myself, I really don't think she would have found one brand new at the big box store made with such quality. To top it all off, she purchased her tree for a mere ten bucks!! Many people in our country believe that buying local is the road to sustainability, myself included. For a happier Christmas future, we can make purchases from locally owned businesses who also hire local people and pay taxes that benefit our communities. In doing so, we strengthen our families as well as our neighbors. We are able to contribute to revitalizing our downtown districts, where mom and pop are working hard to have their own place of business.
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Personally, I much prefer knowing where my products are made and how they are being produced. The internet has become such an easy way to shop now. We can compare prices and watch for deals on items. Most companies offer free shipping as well. I think we can enjoy taking the hustle and bustle out of Christmas by shopping online. We can still give the gift of buying local by making our purchases online when we know where to look. I found a great link created by our ABC World News and researched and written by Diane Sawyer that helps us find American made products. The website is complete with a map of the U.S. where all you have to do is click on your state and it will take you right to your nearest community. You can also shop by category and featured items. It's a great place to start your search for the perfect gifts as well as strengthen your community and your country. Let's give jobs back to our neighbors and share the joy as well of a repurposed gift with others. Merry Christmas!
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Accessories and Apparel Reusable Grocery Bags www.ityse.com and www.kamibashi.com Eco-friendly grocery bags don’t have to be bulky or boring. Ityse reusable shopping bags come in several different sizes, fold up, and clip to your purse or key ring. Or you can gift these Freak O Bags by Kamibashi, featuring fun and freaky characters. Organic Poppy Tee www.play-it-fair.com This fitted tee shirt from Play It Fair is made of 100% organic cotton and hand painted with a beautiful poppy design. Available in sizes small, medium, large, and extra large. Hemp Purse www.dolmafairtrade.com Ethnic accessories are in style. This brown purse from Dolma Fair Trade has two compartments, and is handmade by fair trade artisans in Napali, using Eco-friendly hemp fibers. Brown Hemp Purse
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Tie Top Orange www.matatraders.com Let your gift recipient experience the beauty and quality of fabrics from India with this handmade, tunic-inspired orange top. Features 100% cotton, hand block printed fabric, hand stitching, and a v-neckline. Hemp Wallet www.hipmountainmama.com Wallets are a popular gift for men around the holidays. These handmade hemp wallets, colored with natural vegetable dyes, come in bi-fold or trifold varieties, and three different colors. Not only are they cool to look at, they are durable and functional.
Veggie Dyed Hemp Wallets
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Eco-Friendly Gift Wrap Don't forget to “go green” with your gift wrap! Cloth Gift Bags and Wrap Not only are cloth gift bags and gift wrap Ecofriendly, they will save you money year after year. Just make sure to ask the recipient for the fabric back. Or, you could ask that your friends and family also use Eco-friendly gift wrap. Then, you can host your own Eco gift wrap swap! Living Ethos Gift Wrap
You can buy lots of fun patterns of cloth gift wrap, for any occasion, from Living Ethos.
Or, you can try “Furoshiki”, a Japanese form of cloth gift wrapping. Recycled Gift Wrap You could also try wrapping gifts in recycled household materials. Repurpose magazines, newspapers, comic books, and more into gift wrap. We love this tutorial for making gift bags from newspaper.
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Books Dover Publications www.doverpublications.com Dover is committed to manufacturing books in an environmentally friendly way. Every step of the process is “green” from what the books are made of to the conditions in which they are produced. Read their environmentally friendly policy. You won’t be disappointed with Dover’s selection. They carry everything from clip art collections and coloring books to stickers, classic fiction, and vintage art postcards. Coloring Books Let’s Go Green! - With pictures of children recycling, planting trees, and participating in other ecologically friendly practices, this coloring book is great for teaching younger children about caring for the environment. Exploring Ecosystems! - Join Mr. Turtle as he explores deserts, oceans, and other ecosystems. Learn how plants, animals, humans, and insects depend on each other to survive.
Let's Go Green
Audubon’s Birds of America - For the bird lover in everyone! This coloring book depicts 45 of Audubon's famous illustrations of North American birds; complete with notes, scientific and common names, and current range.
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Picture Books The Denslow Picture Book Treasury - W. W. Denslow is most famously known for his illustrations in the original Wonderful Wizard of Oz. This treasury includes 9 of his best stories collected from his 18 picture books he created in the early 1900’s. Thornton Burgess Favorite Animal Stories - This six-volume set includes some of Thornton Burgess’ best characters. Danny Meadow Mouse, Grandfather Frog, and Peter Cottontail are just a few of the animals whose antics are highlighted in these delightful books. Burgess was a naturalist and prolific writer of children’s books. Each of his books combines fascinating stories with a realistic depiction of the animals and their habitats. The Code of Life - A charming and surprisingly detailed narrative about DNA. Charlotte Mason fans will enjoy the “living” aspect of this book. Reads like a novel with the information of a textbook. Check out the similar titles Life in a Bucket of Soil and A World in a Drop of Water.
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New Holiday Releases What to Doodle? Christmas Creations! - Make holiday travel and special occasions fun with these unfinished illustrations that will spark imaginations. After the kids are done doodling they can color their creations! The Cricket on the Hearth: And Other Christmas Stories - Classic Victorian Christmas tales by Charles Dickens! This little volume costs less that a latte and will bring a nostalgic charm to your holidays. Chanukah Coloring Book - This new release depicts 25 scenes of a family celebrating Chanukah. From lighting the menorah to making potato latkes, your children will enjoy learning about the traditions and customs of this winter celebration.
More Books “Think, Write, and Grow� Plantable Journal Made from 100% recycled paper, these fun journals have a cover that grows flowers!
"Think, Write, and Grow" Plantable Journal
When you have filled the lined journal with your thoughts and musings, simply remove the cover which contains wildflower seeds. Plant the cover and watch your paper grow!
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Waterwise Plants for Sustainable Gardens For the economically conscious yard owner, this book is perfect for choosing landscaping plants that do well in low water conditions. Create a sustainable, natural space in your yard and use less water! The Edible Front Yard Even better than a environmentally friendly front yard is an edible front yard. Convert your sprawling grass lawn into an organic food source that has serious curb appeal. Made to Play! Handmade Toys and Crafts for Growing Imaginations Joel Henriques is a Portland, Oregon artist and designer who loves to make crafts. In this book he shares 35 unique hand-made toys that anyone can make regardless of skill. The projects range from paper zoo animals to fabric musical instruments. You can check out more of Joel’s creations on his blog Made by Joel. He has a paper city and several coloring sheets you can print out for free!
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E-Readers The e-reader has revolutionized the book industry. Now anyone can read the newest releases or ancient texts with the click of a mouse or the transfer of a file. E-readers are not only convenient, but they are ecofriendly and frugal as well. You can find free public domain ebooks to download in a variety of formats at these sites: • • •
Google Books (search for free Google versions) Manybooks.net Gutenberg.org
Kindle Fire On preorder now for the holiday season is the newest Kindle product. The Kindle Fire combines Amazon’s accessible library with a vivid touch screen, free cloud storage for Kindle products, and a dual core processor. This is not just an e-reader, it is a tablet complete with apps and video capabilities. Nook Color At a new low price, the Nook Color has some benefits that might suit your style. The ability to add hard storage to the device makes sense because you can store your free pdf and epub files without worrying about taking up all your memory. Read all your vintage kids books in full color with minimal glare.
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