Alright, let’s talk deal fatigue. It’s around this time of year that any 99% off!! sign screaming in my face fails to elicit even a cursory glance. It feels like everything has been on sale for forever and it all starts to blur together. I get it. You have to learn how to (quickly) suss out which deals are worth checking out.

For example, today in the Amazon Gold Box, one of the “Daily Deals” boasts “Save up to 30% on toys from Transformers, Little Live Pets, WWE, and more.” And my immediate reaction was basically “Who cares?”

1) I don’t particularly care for any of those toy lines (nor did my kids when they were little),
and
2) 30% off is for amateurs.

However, when you actually click through on that particular deal (which you might not do if you had that reaction and you weren’t me), you’ll quickly discover discounts much deeper than 30%—perhaps they mean it’s an additional 30% off?—and also tons of brands not mentioned in the title. Like, hello, Paw Patrol is a huge favorite of most little kids I know, and Skye’s Rocket Ship for under $6 is not only way more than 30% off, that’s actually a really good deal on a hot toy. And $9 for this Charizard card binder or $6 for this Pokemon X and Y one are the lowest price they’ve ever been, and any Pokemon fan with a card collection would be delighted with one of them.

Stuff like that. Moral of the story: Push through the fatigue. The deals are still out there!

If your goal is to foster open-ended play and get as many LEGO bricks as possible for the least amount of money, here’s your deal: Right now tucked in amongst their Cyber Monday deals, Jet.com quietly priced this LEGO Classic Creative Building Set of 900 (!) pieces at just $24. (For reference: it’s currently $46.75 at Amazon.)

Now, the deal with Jet is that you’ll get free shipping on your $35+ order, so you’ll want to find something else to get to that threshold, but the good news is that they sell just about everything, so I’m confident that if there isn’t another Cyber Monday deal you want, you can find some dish soap or snacks you normally buy, anyway. And the more you buy, the more you save.

If you’ve got one Big Must Have Toy on your shopping list and haven’t found the right deal, yet, cross your fingers and head over to Barnes & Noble—in addition to an extra 15% off site-wide (use coupon code SHOPALLDAY), you can save 30% on a single qualifying toy or game, today only.

This can work out to a great deal on various LEGO sets (the extra 15% won’t apply, but the 30% off does) as well as tons of other high-ticket items. Check out the Sale section for the best deals, obviously, because the discounts work on those already-reduced prices.

Free shipping on your $25+ order, too.

If you love all things Harry Potter… well, please come sit by me. But you also may be interested to know that you not only want the following books, these prices make it an easy decision:

Harry Potter: A Journey Through a History of Magic just hit an all-time low price of $6.70 at Amazon, which is pretty impressive considering that it just came out last month.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them just dropped to its lowest price yet of $15.74, and it’s only been out for a few weeks!

And finally, if you’re looking forward to A Magical Yearbook: A Cinematic Journey: Imagine, Draw, Create (J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World), it’s currently at a guaranteed pre-order price of $8.60 (that’s 34% off list price, and if it goes any lower, you’ll get the lowest price). That’s a lot of supplemental Harry Potter love for your home (or gifting) library, and I am here for it.