Although many of us don't miss paper maps or checkbooks, 100 Things We've Lost to the Internet is a fun and sentimental reminder of these bittersweet, old-fashioned experiences. Relive the days where people had to get creative to relieve their boredom, communicated with loved ones via handwritten correspondence, hopelessly flipped through encyclopedias trying to find the answer, didn't know what their blind date looked like before stepping into the restaurant, and much more. Offer this to younger relatives who have never known life without a touchscreen and watch their eyes roll to the back of their head. Or read it yourself for a charming trip down memory lane—you might just find some vintage activities you want to revive!