A Bookworm’s Gift Guide

If you were to ask me what’s better, receiving or handing out gifts, the choice would be simple. I mean, what’s more fun than trying to find that perfect gift for someone? Of course, it’s always that little bit easier if the person you’re gifting to has a particular hobby that you can play into. And, you know, considering the main subject, I just had to do a bookworm’s gift guide!

The cosy

Nothing’s quite as fun as being all cosy and settling down with a good book. However, apart from a book, that does require some other elements. Some literary candles, for example.

Of course, candles can only go so far, especially if it’s a bit nippy outside, as it has been here lately. In that case, you can go either one of two ways – go for tea…

… or sweaters

If you like this post, you might also want to check out my 2018, 2017 and 2016 bookworm’s gift guide!

The useful

Maybe, though, you don’t want aid in the reading addiction, but you do want to gift something that refers to it. Again, your options are virtually endless.

For example, what about the bookworm’s equivalent to a world scratsch map, to help inspire them for their next read?

How about something that’s actually practical? Like a bookish mug? Or a pillow?

Or a tote bag that helps your favourite reader explain their bad mood?

And of course, what’s more annoying than getting a cramp in your hand from having to hold a heavy book for three hours… So why not give them a reading support?

The cute

And of course, there’s the third option – that you just want to gift something which they will be able to enjoy each day.

Maybe some cute jewellery?

Or a brooch… (do brooches technically count as jewellery? Or not? I honestly don’t even know :s)

Honestly, the possibilities are practically endless… What would be on your local bookworm’s gift guide? Or are you the local bookworm? Did you get any inspiration from this post? If so, be sure to let me know below!

-Saar