Best Gifts

By Inlander Staff

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Best Gifts

BOO RADLEY'S

Obscure. Quirky. Unique. Those are just a few of the words people have used to describe the goods at Boo Radley's. The store carries everything from books to T-shirts to ice trays to cards and notebooks. Inlander reader and Spokane resident Chad Broadus likens the store to a live-action of the ad section of a 1980s comic book: "I'm surprised they don't sell live spider monkeys. Maybe they do in the backroom for those in the know." (CH)

2nd PLACE: Atticus; 3rd PLACE: Kizuri; NORTH IDAHO'S BEST: Lucky Monkey