These are very popular, and for good reason. I love mine. A DS is a portable game system. If you buy one for your daughter, you will also need to buy games (about $20 each), and probably a case as well ($10-). I chose to list "Metallic Rose," because it's a popular, pretty color, but your girl might prefer cobalt blue or black, especially if she's not the girly-girl type.

Eek! It's a ghost... And an iPod speaker! Cool. She needs this.

This is the teen version of "PostSecret." It is a book filled with secrets sent in by ordinary people, accompanied by original artwork. The secrets are in turn funny and tragic. Note: Just because this book is for teens, does not mean the content is entirely tame... Actually, it's painfully truthful. Reading it reminds her she's not alone.

This is a guided journal, filled with personal questions. She fills it out in order to tell the story of her past, dreams, fears, and opinions. There are several journals like this out on the market, but I chose to list this one because the questions seem to be at a good maturity level - They are not adult, but they don't feel dumbed-down either.

The complete Chronicles of Narnia. A beautiful leatherbound edition from Barnes & Noble.

If she loves Harry Potter, chances are she'd love this. It's meant to be kept safe as a collectible, but can be worn as a necklace on special occasions.

Lip Smackers are delicious.

Just a simple coin purse.

These days, it's all about vampires and werewolves - Introduce your daughter to another kind of creature. You won't find anything like Tinkerbell in this book. Artwork by Brian Froud.

These are cute, and so cool for the price. They can also be used as regular playing cards. A great gift for Halloween. Note: These are NOT tarot cards. They're just for fun.

I'm not sure how good this particular button maker works, but I remember when I was younger I really wanted my own machine to create pins and buttons, so I wouldn't spend a fortune on them at the store.

A book by Francesca Lia Block - in my opinion, one of the best writers for young women around. This book deals with love, marriage, childbearing, magic, and homosexuality in a very whimsical way. Very different. Reccommended for slightly older girls. Also reccommended: The Rose and the Beast.

A film by Miyao Hiyazaki - A really talented Japanese man who now works with Disney. The film sits halfway between Disney and anime. Great for younger girls, but older girls MIGHT find the cutesy voices a little annoying. Use your best judgement.

I haven't read this particular, but it's gotten good reviews and I felt I should include at least one astrology book.

For the budding artist.

Because sushi is cool, and her feet should be warm.