Brookie Gift Guide 2019

By Payton Barnwell, Kaley Hassell, and Elena Kamis, 2018 and 2019 Brooke Owens Fellows

In need of a last-minute holiday gift for that stellar someone in your life? Look no further! The Brooke Owens Fellowship has come to the rescue with a #Brookie Approved Gift Guide!

1.

Mae Jemison Trailblazer Tee ($28)

Make sure your mini Astronauts are #GoForLaunch in this stylish Mae Jemison tee from Piccolina Kids!

2.

Celestial Buddy ($25)

https://www.celestialbuddies.com/buddies.html

Image: David Saint-Jacques/CSA/NASA/Twitter

SpaceX sent an Earth Celestial Buddy, later named “Earthy”, on a Falcon rocket to the ISS. The Astronauts loved Earthy so much, that she spent a little extra time on the Station. Know someone who may want their own piece of pop culture space history? Here’s your chance to really wow them with an out-of-this-world gift!

3.

Ada Lace Series ($18.24 - Paperback)

Written by Brooke Owens Fellowship mentor, Emily Calendrelli, the Ada Lace series is perfect for your future explorer who loves to read about new adventures. Check out the whole series to join third-grader Ada for more space based fun!

4.

The Lego Movie Astronaut Set ($10)

Whether you’ve seen The LEGO Movie yet or not, there’s no denying that this Astronaut set is perfect for space fans of all ages! This is a great addition to a little one’s new LEGO collection or a fun piece of space decor for a hopeful astronaut of any age.

5.

Women of NASA LEGO set ($38)

Did you think we would mention LEGOs without bringing up THE Women of NASA LEGO set? Seriously, every space lover needs this and would obviously be over-the-moon to receive their own set this holiday season.

6.

Squishable Undercover Corgi Astronaut ($30)

A stuffed Corgi Astronaut? Need we say more? Commence Operation Cuddle Time.

7.

NASA The Grand Tour Poster Prints ($20)

While these posters are FREE through NASA, this Amazon vendor has done the dirty work of printing these stylish space posters for you. These are a great way to jazz up anyone's room/dorm/office/etc.

8.

BYS Cosmic Eyeshadow Palette ($15)

While we have yet to see a make-up tutorial in space (seriously...what is taking so long?!), there’s no shortage of space-themed make-up here on Earth. Make sure to snag some of these cosmic rays for your resident make up guru!

9.

Solar System Bracelet ($10)

I’m sure you could think of someone who would *like a little space* this holiday season - give them the whole Solar System instead with this adjustable bracelet!

10.

Moon Area Rug ($40)

Moon in your room? Uh, yes! Join the astronauts of our world by stepping on the moon yourself while inside the comfort of our own home!

11.

Mars Rover Ugly Sweater T-Shirt ($8)

How do Martians celebrate the holidays? They drink hot chocolate with Mars-mellows! Make sure to get your Martian friends a Mars themed ugly sweater tee!

12.

Space Themed Magnetic Nail Polish ($18)

With names like Cosmic Dust, Artemis, Dark Matter, and Stellar Halo, you know this was made for the stylish space fan in your life!

13.

American Eagle - Christmas Astronaut Flannel Pants ($20)

If Santa can deliver presents to the whole world in one night, he can definitely deliver to space! These astronauts in Santa hats are a much needed necessity for Christmas morning!

14.

Barbie Careers Astronaut + Space Scientist ($43)

Barbie is a staple in every household! Lets launch our next generation into space by inspiring their imaginations with this awesome astronaut and space scientist combo!

Barbie’s Inspiring Women: Sally Ride ($44)  - https://amzn.to/2PS8LMq

Barbie’s Inspiring Women: Katherine Johnson ($26) - https://amzn.to/2YR5NMz

15.

Women of Space T-Shirt ($25)

If you see a #Brookie at a space event, there’s a 99.97% chance they’ll be rocking this shirt. Brookie tested + Brookie approved!

As #Brookies, we spend a little too much time shopping for space based goods. But this holiday season our obsession is your gain! Hopefully this guide allowed you to find an out-of-this-world gift for that person in your life who keeps their head in the stars.

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