What to buy my 14 year old niece for her birthday

[SizeZero]

Boots No7 make-up set

Hair straightners

Some sparkely tulip from Claire's accessories (bags, scarves, hair accessories, chunky necklaces, etc)

Appointment to get her nails painted

[Xenophon]

A lockable diary.

It isn't 1947...

[Diestl]

GCSE study books, shell thank you for it, maybe not now but in 10 years.

[Platypus]

GCSE study books, shell thank you for it, maybe not now but in 10 years.

I believe there's one which covers correct use of apostrophes, too

[TheFaQQer]

I believe there's one which covers correct use of apostrophes, too

[NickFitz]

Ten shilling postal order

[cailin maith]

I believe there's one which covers correct use of apostrophes, too

[FiveTimes]

as someone else suggest - the twilight series in books are a good read.

[pzz76077]

How about some shares in a couple of recruitment agencies??

A makeover, hair do, nails etc??

Mobile phone, games for console, books, DVD's CD's??

£20 voucher for C&A??

Something fun like go carting or cooking lesson weekend away for her and here mates??

Concert, show or similar, followed by a meal etc??

PZZ

[OwlHoot]

I've been ordered to buy her something "educational". So as CM rightly said, dildos and tongue piercing kits etc, and God knows what, are out!

But then so are ipods and any similar musical gadgets, unfortunately, as they are probably what she would have liked. So what the heck do you buy someone to help them pass their GCSEs?

Actually, I think someone mentioned some educational presents. So I'll have another look at the replies. (Thanks to *most* people who replied.)