The 29 Best Valentine’s Day Gifts for Book Lovers in 2018

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All right, so book lovers aren’t the hardest people to shop for. All you have to do is add another book to their shelves, and they’ll be over the moon. However, that doesn’t mean you should stop there. Go the extra mile this year and couple one of these best Valentine’s Day gifts for book lovers in 2018 with that book you were planning to get them. You’ll have an extra thoughtful gift that your significant other will go crazy for.

1. These fun, book themed candles. These candles make perfect gifts to help set the mood for someone who enjoys reading in the bath. Go a step further and make this candle part of a reading-in-the-bath gift basket.
   
2. A bamboo bathtub caddy to keep books dry while reading in the tub. As part of that bath gift set, consider this handy bamboo caddy that provides a place to rest your books or reading device while in the bathtub. 
3. Book themed bath bombs to add some fun to your bath. Because what bath set would be complete without bath bombs. 
4. A bouquet of flowers that will never die. Give your book lover a bouquet of flowers made from their favorite romance by following the instructions found in this blog. Or, if you’re not the crafty type, you can simply purchase a book flower bouquet here. 
5. “Love” folded page book art. Get this classic love story that unfolds into the word “Love”. 
6. A fun, poetry, romance magnet set. Enjoy creating cute notes back and forth with your partner with this romance magnet set. Stick them on your fridge and see what kind of poetry you can spin up. 
7. Wine and a good book bracelet. There are a few things that just go together; wine and a good book at the end of a long day is just one of those. If this says “love” to your book lover, then this bracelet is the perfect gift. 
8. A book worm ring. If you’re looking to give your loved one some jewelry this year, but are on a tight budget, then this classic bookworm ring might just do the trick. It says, “I thought about what you liked, but didn’t have to take out a second mortgage. “
9. A Kindle cover based on a favorite book. Give your lover’s Kindle a makeover with a cover that looks like their favorite book. 
10. A new Kindle. If your significant other’s reading device is looking a little worse for wear, then think about giving them a brand-new Kindle or reading device to continue enjoying their favorite books. 
11. A set of Novel Teas. Is your lover a big tea drinker? Give him or her this set of novelty Novel Teas to sip while they read through their favorite books. 
12. A cute spoon for stirring tea. To go along with those Novel Teas, consider this adorable tea stirring spoon. 
13. A fun, competitive literary game, Ex Libris. If you and your lover are a fan of playing games, and are constantly challenging each other’s knowledge, then you will probably enjoy playing this game of first lines and last words by Oxford Games. 
14. A subtle, yet gorgeous literary scarf. This Oscar Wilde or Dorian Gray-themed book scarf is great for a significant other who loves wearing scarfs or showing their love of books in a more subdued manner.
15. A comfy book holder for bed. Does your partner read late into the night? Or do they just enjoy retreating to bed when they get some alone time? Then this Book Seat might just be the perfect thing to help make their bedtime reading just a little more enjoyable.
16. Reading lights for a late-night reader. Does your lover like to read late into the night? Or maybe their eyes just aren’t as good as they used to be? Then perhaps a book light could be the perfect gift for them. 
17. A steampunk Wizard of Oz bracelet. If your partner loves steampunk, then this could be the gift for them. The steampunk style combined with a classic book theme is a gift that is sure to please.
18. A book mark that remembers the location of a special event. Mark an occasion as well as your books with this leather book mark that features the longitude and latitude of the location of one of your most special moments. 
19. These necklaces that say so much in so little. Hopefully these necklaces won’t send your lover into as many tears as the movie did. 
20. Adorable Wooden Book Coasters. These book themed coasters would make the perfect addition to any book lover’s home.  
21. Book themed leather wallets. Your significant other will love whipping out these fancy wallets the next time it’s their turn to pay.  
22. Gorgeous Pride and Prejudice text-based art. Give your lover some beautiful and meaningful decor with this Pride and Prejudice text-based art that is made from the words of this classic romance novel. 
23. A beer and books gift basket. This gift basket is the perfect gift for the person in your life who enjoys a drink with their book.  
24. This mug that says it all. Let you book lover know that you think they’re sexy with this fun mug.  
25. To-be-continued brass book mark. For the unfortunate instance when your reader must put down their book and venture into the real world for a moment. 
26. A customizable library stamp. Help legitimize your book lover’s library collection with this professional looking, personalized library stamp for their books.  
27. The bag that speaks to your philosophy friends. The bag really says it all.  
28. These Shakespeare-inspired pencils for your favorite writer. These pencils will look fantastic in a jar together and would also make an extra special present if your lover is a teacher.  
29. Or maybe just some quiet reading time. Perhaps what your lover wants more than anything this Valentine’s Day is something money can’t buy—quiet reading time. Set them up in a nice cozy corner and let them know that you’ll take care of everything so that they can relax and finally read that book that they’ve been wanting too.

What was the most thoughtful gift you ever received for Valentine’s Day? Share with us in the comments below!

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