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1. A bookshop enamel pin that'll let them express their love for small businesses and hardcover novels at the same time. Mmm, I can almost smell the delightfully musty shelves.
2. A collection of classic novels illustrated by Rifle Paper's Anna Bond they can put out on display on their work desk and let the compliments roll in like the reviews for a New York Times Best Seller.
3. A "falling" bookend to attempt to keep their many titles organized. Probably a lost cause, but can't hurt to try!
4. A Kate Spade tote bag covered in illustrations of classics they can use to carry around their current read and their back-up in case, God forbid, they finish their book while they're out of the house.
5. A book mug so they can feel like they've created the rainbow shelving of their Instagram dreams without having to rearrange their entire library.
6. A pair of earrings showcasing the iconic chapter stars from (carefully) recycled Harry Potter novels. True fans of the novels will think you're a gifting *wizard*.
7. A rechargeable clip-on book light with three brightness settings so they won't feel pressured to put down their page-turner when their partner wants to turn off the lights and get some shut-eye.
8. Silicone bookmarks that'll make sure they never lose their spot again when someone ever-so-rudely dares to interrupt them RIGHT in the midst of the big plot twist.
9. Or a personalized leather heart-shaped bookmark to hug the corner of their page until they're ready to come back for more.
10. A memory foam reading pillow they can plop into the coziest corner of their home and power through their latest library haul.
11. A personal library kit for your generous friend who loves to share their latest read with others but lives in fear of not getting their beloved book babies back.
12. A cozy sweatshirt inspired by classic Little Golden Books they've likely been collecting since they learned to read in the first place.
13. A sassy stemless glass for when they want to make it clear they're finally getting to the steamy part in their romance novel and they do NOT want to be disturbed.
14. Or a pair of socks that'll convey the same message without drinking anything so they won't have to sacrifice a moment of precious reading time to get up and go pee.
15. A graphic tee that'll pair perfectly with jeans and their monthly rant about why no one should buy e-books.
16. A book lover's journal created specifically to catalog (and criticize!) each novel they've read. It also includes a place to note their reading wish list, books they've lent out, borrowed, or bought, and inspiration for future reading.
17. A set of notecards designed to replicate original cards from the Library of Congress. It comes enclosed in a keepsake card catalog box any book (or history) lover will squeal over.
18. Wooden coasters they'll be able to rest their drink on without fear of accidentally creating a water ring on their beloved book — or worse, a library book!
19. A coffee table book about New York shop cats for your pal who loves nothing more than visting the purr-fect creature that guards the stories in their local bookstore.
20. Or a book about hot dudes reading, because who wouldn't want that as a gift? Beautiful bibliophiles = marriage material.
21. Novel Teas' English breakfast tea bags to make your pal's morning cup of caffeine more thrilling thanks to the literary-inspired quote hanging from each sachet.
22. A vinyl sticker that'll encourage your friend to preach their book-loving truth to any who dares to listen. My apologies to their loved ones who prefer Little Women the film to the original book.
23. A scratch-off poster of 100 must-read books to present them with a challenge they lit-erally won't be able to turn down.
24. Bandages covered in Shakespearean insults that'll crack them up even after they've just gotten a terrible paper cut from turning the pages of their book too eagerly.
25. A Tequila Mockingbird cocktails book so they can whip up literary-inspired drinks for their next book club meeting. I'll take one "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margarita," thanks.
26. A zippered pouch inspired by illustrations from The Very Hungry Caterpillar that'll remind them of their early reading days... and probably make them want a snack. Those fruits always looked so darn enticing.
27. A Harry Potter coloring book they can use to unwind, de-stress, and visit their favorite wizarding world without having to dive back into the thick novels (again).
28. An "Old Soul" candle that'll create the perfect ambience for cuddling up on the couch and reading mystery novels all day.
29. A painting of Belle *with her nose stuck in a book* on a piece of book paper they'll love just as much as Gaston loves himself (in case you don't know, that's A LOT).
30. A traveler's guide to literary locations around the world your well-read and adventurous friend will cherish. Beware: they'll definitely want you to go on a bookish vacation with them ASAP.
31. And a subscription to Book of the Month because there are few things as exciting to a bibliophile as getting to choose a novel to be delivered to their door.
Or you can dig up an old book from your grandparents' basement. They'll probs like it just as much as anything else!
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