Give that bookworm in your life a gift that's guaranteed to appeal to her love of reading. From cute collectibles to best-selling page turners and more, our guide to gifts for women who love to read is sure to inspire.
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$250 and up from Amazon
The great thing about e-readers like Amazon's Kindle is that they can hold a bookshelf's worth of books, yet weigh next to nothing and can slip into a purse or backpack. The top-shelf Kindle Oasis is waterproof, so she can read in the bath or poolside without worry, and the screen color can be adjusted from bright white to warm amber to reduce eye strain.
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$24 and up from Amazon
For anyone who loves classic British mysteries and other titles, graphic design, or vintage paperbacks, this collection of 100 postcards is sure to delight. She can use them to mail 'em, give 'em to fellow book lovers, or use them to decorate her own library.
$34 and up from Etsy
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A cover for your Kindle is a good idea if she's always taking her e-reader on the road, but why be boring? A handmade cover like this one protects the gadget and looks good doing it, plus there's an external pocket to slip a phone or notebook into. Bertie's Closet sells covers in a variety of sizes and fabric styles, plus offers custom options.
$16 and up from Etsy
If your bestie used to be (or still is) a library nerd with a strong nostalgia streak — and a love of strong coffee — then give her one of these mugs. For good measure, throw in a pound of her favorite coffee beans.
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$17 from Amazon
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She'll discover the great books of the world — as well as the authors and histories behind them — with this richly illustrated text that celebrates the world of literature. From autobiographies to fiction, poetry, and beyond, there's a world of books out there to discover.
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$12 and up from Etsy
For any cat-loving Edgar Allen Poe fan, there's this print. It's available in three sizes: 12 by 18 inches, 16 by 24 inches, and 24 by 36 inches.
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$45 from Page Anchor
Have trouble holding open a book? Enjoy eating and reading at the same time? Every reader can use a helping hand from time to time; let this gold-plated anchor do the heavy lifting for you.
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$15 from Amazon
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Warning: This photo book of beautifully styled house plants will make any plant lover want to run out and buy more plants. But it also offers great advice on topics like where to place those plants for optimal health, how to propagate, how to find the right pot, and more.
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$6 from Etsy
These lavender-scented soaps are handmade in Iowa, along with a dozen or so other book-themed options for cleaning up. The maker also sells literary-themed bath salts.
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$22 from Draplin Design
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As George Carlin liked to point out, everyone needs a place for their stuff. This cotton canvas tote bag measures 14 inches square and can swallow a stack of books, an armload of groceries, or oodles of supplies from the art store.
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$49 from Etsy
Here's a quirky gift idea for that bookworm with a green thumb: a planter that incorporates vintage Agatha Christie hardcovers into the design. Other options include Charles Dickens and Harry Potter, and the maker sells other book-themed gifts.
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$44 and up from Journal of the Month
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Reading the work of up-and-coming authors can provide a big boost of creativity for an aspiring writer. Through this site, you can gift someone anywhere from four to 24 journals that can be delivered monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly.
$30 from Etsy
Could this little handmade bookworm be any cuter? These cute critters have a wire inside, allowing you to bend 'em into any pose.
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$12 and up from Etsy
Calling all Potterheads ... These earrings are a subtle, stylish means of showing off her love of reading. Available in two styles, they can be customized with a book cover of choice.
$28 from Amazon
These cockeyed metal bookends will make any reader do a double take as they browse her book collection. Four quirky options are available.
$11 from Amazon
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Released earlier this year, this book by Sarah Weinman was hailed by NPR as "one of the best true crime books of the year," and by Booklist as "essential reading for all true crime fans."
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$17 from Amazon
This cotton canvas clutch pays homage to that kid-lit classic (and icon of illustration) "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." It measures 6 by 9 inches and has a zippered top. Even better: A portion of proceeds benefit literacy programs
$15 and up from Trade Coffee
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For the woman in your life whose love of books is rivaled only by her love of coffee. With this gift, she can sip to her hearts' content via Trade Coffee's relationships with 50 noteworthy roasters such as Cuvee Coffee in Austin, Caffe Vita in Seattle, and PT's Coffee Roasting Co. in Topeka, Kansas.
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$32/month and up from Cratejoy
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Give your gal the gift of curling up with a good book and a stellar cup of coffee with this subscription box. Each month she'll receive a 12-ounce bag of ground or whole bean coffee, plus two hardcover books in the genre of her choice.
$5.50 and up from Etsy
What pairs well with books (besides coffee)? Cookies, of course! These book-shaped cookie cutters are available in a range of sizes from 2 inches to 6 inches.