Unlock the Secret Arsenal of 54 Gifts Every Hardcore Book Lover Swears By—Ready to Level Up Their Reading Game?

A wonderful gift for bibliophiles who lack neck strength or the willpower to keep their own heads lifted.

Sometimes a chapter is too enthralling and they forget their coffee is waiting for them. Instead of microwaving the mug, this one keeps the liquid at an exact temperature.

For someone who spends their nights up late and reading, a simple book light can be the best gift they’ve ever gotten. This one has a gentle light that won’t mess up their circadian rhythm.

Finding a blanket on Amazon is tough, because they’re mostly made from polyester. This one is 100 percent cotton and perfectly oversize, making it our favorite cozy-day reading gift.

Help them turn any corner into a reading corner with a cool, portable lamp.

Any first-edition book is going to be an investment, but for these well-loved titles, a good copy can cost as much as a car. Replica art, however, is quite affordable.

Leatherology is our favorite place for one-of-a-kind little luxuries. The perfect example is this deluxe leather bookmark, made from scraps. You can (of course) get it monogrammed for a special touch.

Even cooler is this Leatherology book weight—and it comes in more than ten colors.

A cold, rainy day with this Fellow French press and a new book would fix me.

Nothing goes better with a good book than a hot cup of tea. These five loose-leaf tea blends were curated with the bookworm in mind.

Classic library aesthetic in every way, right down to the green glass and pull-chain switch. It also has a few nice modern touches, like a wireless phone charger, USB outlet, and dimmer, so it’s practical as well as pretty.

There’s never a wrong time to gift an Ugg slipper, but for the book lover who’s staying in all weekend with a bunch of books, it’s a particularly apt gift.

Who doesn’t love opening a library book and finding one of those retro checkout cards, scribbled all over with old penmanship? Bring that vibe home to stay with these charming throwback coasters.

This porcelain mug featuring classic literature will be a welcome addition to their tea collection.

Plant a little succulent in this adorable pot to keep them company while they read—or because it’s just so cute.

Van Gogh fans will love this bookmark that features his still life painting “Irises” on etched brass.

For some readers, bookmarks are always growing legs and running away. If that sounds like the reader in your life, gift them this artful tabletop book stand. They’ll never lose their place again.

With the look of an old-timey candlestick and the utility of a flashlight, this reading lamp makes a great gift for interior design nerds.

If this particular reader is your life partner, get them a luxury throne where they can spend their weekends lost in prose.

If a pricey CB2 throne is not in the cards, perhaps this low-profile, still-very-comfy, but significantly less expensive couch chair is.