Libraries are for lovers: literary-themed Valentine’s Day gifts
By Megan on February 12th, 2013
Valentine’s Day is this Thursday! This year, forget the typical box of chocolates and tired bouquet of red roses and try something a little different. If you’re like me, there’s no better gift than a book, especially one with a handwritten note inside or one that has been selected just for you. I thought it would be fun to draw up a list of other literary-inspired gifts to give your significant others or friends who, like a good book, make every day better. Any other ideas? Share them here!
For the everyday reader: Clifford’s Valentine’s Day is the sweetest book about Valentine’s Day in history. Nothing makes you feel all lovey-dovey inside like everyone’s favorite Big Red Dog. You also can’t go wrong with these gorgeous colorful bookplates and bookmarks. Just download and print them! These personalized bookplate stamps are handy, too.
For the grammar fiend: How beautiful are these dictionary-page art prints? The prints, like this Big Ben Clock Tower piece, are made from recycled pages of old dictionaries. The artwork is printed right on top, and they have hundreds of designs to choose from.
For the poet: Have any Emily Dickinson or T.S. Eliot fans in your life? These scarves are printed with lines of their poetry.
Posted: February 12th, 2013 under Books, Uncategorized. Tags: books, just for fun, libraries, Read Every Day, reading.
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