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A Kindle is a great gift for grads. Load it up with your favorite books or give them a gift card to choose their own.
- Graduation gifts can leave a big impact on new grads - whether it's something sweet to commemorate a huge life moment or a useful tool that helps them transition smoothly into their next step.
- But you don't have to spend a ton of money - or even a ton of time browsing the mall -for thoughtful, useful gifts.
- Below are 30 great gifts for graduates all under $100 and eligible for Amazon Prime two-day shipping. Need more gift ideas? We also have a guide for college graduation gifts for him, for her, and graduation gifts under $100.
Graduation season can be intense.
Grads are going through the motions of ending a momentous stage of life, potentially leaving friends and family, and setting out for their next big step.
On the other hand, said friends and family are tasked with finding a thoughtful, useful gift for their grad. If you're far removed from high school or college - or don't have the time or patience to circle a packed mall parking lot hoping for a spot - that can be daunting.
Actually, maybe not.
Below are 30 Prime-eligible gifts your graduate will love - all under $100:
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