You probably don't need too much help with this, but here are a few ideas anyway. Unfortunately there is no traditional equivalent for this year.

Books

www.amazon.co.uk

www.uk.bol.com

www.bookshop.co.uk

www.thegoodbookguide.com
Also sells audio books.

www.barnesandnoble.com
As well as normal books you can also buy e-books.

All the above are good general book shops.

www.classic-novels.com
You can have books e-mailed to you in daily segments, or you can download them, which is easier if you want to print them off.

www.bibliomania.com
Classic books.

www.booklovers.co.uk
Second hand books.

www.audiobooks.co.uk
Only sells audiobooks. Handy if you do a lot of driving, or your eyesight’s not so good.

www.kelkoo.co.uk
Books and magazines. This site will compare prices over several websites, so that you can find the cheapest.

www.nznature.co.nz/nzbooks.htm
Books from and about New Zealand.

www.booksjustforme.com/bam_008.htm
A personalised book. You might have had one of these as a kid (I had one about Fred the Flour Grader that I've still got), but these are for adults. It basically puts your name and details into the story, so that it’s about you and your friends and family.

www.onepagebooks.com
A Shakespeare play, a book of the Bible or the rules of Golf on one page, to be displayed.

www.net100.co.uk/pages/surfbooks.html
Surfing books.

Magazine subscriptions

www.futurenet.com/futureonline/magazine.asp

www.magsuk.com/uk/index.asp
Lots of different magazines on these sites.