What is a polite way to say, "please only bring books as presents for our son" on his second birthday party invites? « Compesh

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What is a polite way to say, "please only bring books as presents for our son" on his second birthday party invites?

It's his second birthday, and we would like our son to receive books, not other things. Of course we don't want to make assumptions, or be rude.

Can we have our [birthday] cake & eat it, too, on this?

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"Please only bring our son books."
Can't say fairer than that, can you?

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