Valentine’s Day Gifts for Book Lovers

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 As next Sunday is Valentine’s Day, you may be stuck for ideas for gifts. Here are some presents for the book lover in your life!


1. Personalised Heart Bookmark, Not on the High Street

 Personalised Initial Leather Heart Page Corner Bookmark











Image: HurleyBurley/Not On The High Street

£9.50

A handy and thoughtful gift, this bookmark is made with quality Italian leather and arrives in either a pouch or a gift book with a ribbon. It is available in red, pink, blue green, black and more, and the initials are available in many different colours. Perfect for anyone who can never seem to find find a bookmark to mark their book!


2. Book Cover Necklace, Etsy

  • Necklace Miniature Book Custom Author Gift Book Lover Gift image 0

Image: FromNewLeaf/Etsy

£14.50+

This cute necklace is great for a partner who is obsessed with one specific book or series. The pendant is an intricately detailed replica of a book cover and spine of your choice, and comes in two different sizes. Overall, a thoughtful and personal gift.


3. Shakespearean Love Mug, The Literary Gift Company


Shakespearean Love Mug

Image: The Literary Gift Company

£11.99

This gorgeous mug is covered in 21 quotes from plays by William Shakespeare, all to do with love. It measures 9cm in height and 9cm in diameter, and is microwave and dishwasher safe. I really liked the pictures on the mug, too

4. Personalised “Bookworm” Socks, The Literary Gift Company


Book Worm Personalised Socks















Image: The Literary Gift Company

£14.00

Socks are usually seen as a boring present- but pretty much anyone would be thrilled with this pair! Any initials can be put inside the pages on the book (next to the writing), and the lettering is available in copper or white. The perfect gift for anyone, from a sci-if nerd to someone engrossed in fantasy.


5. Capulet & Montague Candle, Literary Gift Company

Capulet & Montague Candle

Image: The Literary Gift Company 

£15.00

This romantic candle, inspired by Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, is a fragrant blend of tomato vine, cassis, patchouli, rose and violet. Made with sustainably sourced wax and British beeswax, it has an approximate 40-hour burn time and weighs 200g. Any Shakespeare fan will be thrilled with this gift!


What would be your perfect Valentine’s Day present? Let me know in the comments!

 


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