Gift ideas for 7 & 9 year olds in the US?

[Flamingo]

Hello,

I'm after inspiration please! We're heading to the US in a few weeks for a family wedding as my BiL is getting married (Brit but lived in USA for 20 years). His wife-to-be has two children (girl aged 9 & boy aged 7). We've never met them but have sent small gifts at Christmas. We'd like to take them something 'British' if possible but I'm really struggling with ideas. I know her son likes Lego & I was hoping there was something like a London bus or similar but it appears there isn't. Her daughter is 9 going on 19 (apparently! ) but isn't really into anything as such.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated

[Disney Bear]

What about a little make up case (or little mirror) for the girl, you get lovely ones with London scenes on at Accessorize. They also have little purses.

[Disney Bear]

I know this is an odd think but I have two American 9 year olds (niece and nephew), they love shortbread and Jaffa cakes.

[Disney Bear]

Have you looked at Harrods - lots of London/uk items there?

Looking on amazon there is a "LEGO 21034 London Building" set and also "Genuine Lego Creator LONDON BUS Promo Set"

[Spencerfamily]

Smiggle is very popular in our household and appeals to both boys and girls. Doesn't fit with the UK theme but don't remember seeing it over there.
Would the 9 year old like smellies from Lush?

[Zomax25]

My 9 year old daughter adores LUSH bath bombs so that's a great idea! Is she into HP? Anything from Kings Cross etc.
I remember getting gifts from the UK as a kid and even a fridge magnet was exotic :-D

[Lightyear]

There is a lego london bus or there is the London architecture set. The lego seasonal sets are also a good buy, maybe even the bank or wedding set.

[marypoppins38]

Cath Kidson do the kids bags with London scenes on it. They do a lovely little cross body bag.

[Floridatilly]

I would get them a little selection each;
Keyring - something London themed (you can get these from e bay) red bus, red phone box, royal guard etc
British chocolate, cadburys etc
British sweets
As someone else mentioned British biscuits like Jaffa cakes etc
You could do a box and fill it with all the little things I know my children would prefer that than a gift they might not want or need x x

[Flamingo]

Thank you all very much for the inspiration - some great ideas