Valentine’s Day is almost there, so I gathered the best literary valentine’s gifts.
To be honest, I never really participate in the whole Valentine’s Day shabang, but I might start, just to get some of the items below from my partner (I’m only kidding. I know it’s not about the presents, it’s a celebration of our love and all that crap).
This post is part of the Blog Hop hosted by the lovely people over at YA Sci-Fi & Fantasy Addicts. So, for more bookish romance, be sure to browse the other posts by all these lovely book bloggers.
And that’s not all: if you scroll down, you can enter in the giveaway, where you can win a $x Amazon giftcard!
(Wouldn’t it be great if you could spend that money on the Valentine’s day gifts for book nerds below?)
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- Diversity and YA Romance
- Apollo – the Anti-Book Boyfriend
- Happy Palentines – the Best YA Book Friendships
- Love Triangles: Love Them or Love Them Not?
- February Blog Hop: Edgy or Safe Love Match?
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- Trope-off: Enemies to Lovers vs. Friends to Lovers in YA Love Stories
- Fall In Love With Diverse Fantasy and Sci-Fi Books
Gifts for Book Lovers Who Are in Love
1. Paper Roses
A bouquet of roses is perhaps the most popular Valentine’s Day gift. But who says they need to be red?
Give your partner a bouquet of six paper roses made from old books. These roses won’t wilt.
Just keep in mind that all the roses are made by hand and to order, so it can take around 7 to 10 business days until they’re ready to be sent.
2. Scented candle
I’m a huge fan of the scented candles by EverAfterCandle. And this romantic pink handmade candle is sure to fill the air with the scent of love. Which in this case is pink champagne and swooning.
Let your partner know they’re the love interest in your story.
3. The Book Lover's Cookbook
Does your partner love to read & cook? Then this cook book filled with literary recipes is the ultimate Valentine’s day gift!
Among the recipes, you can find Jo’s Best Omelet from Little Women, Ichabod’s Slapjacks from The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Turkish Delight from The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrode, and many more delicious foods.
4. Personalized Book Necklace
Jewelry always makes a great Valentine’s gift. However, for a literary Valentine’s gift, this personalized book necklace is perfect.
The necklace is custom made. You can choose the length of the chain, the color combination (black with gold, silver, or copper), and the initials to be put on the cover.
5. Personalized Bookmark
As a bookworm, you can never have enough bookmarks. Surprise your SO with a personalized bookmark that showcases your love. You can choose to add initials, a name, a logo, a name and logo, or a quotation.
These bookmarks are made from leather and are naturally colored with vegetable tanning. It’s 6.69 inches in length, 1.18 inches in with. The colors you can choose from are: dark brown, brown, navy blue, and red wine.
I personally feel the dark brown is a bit too dark—the writing is more difficult to see there. But that’s all up to you, of course.
6. Magnetic bookmark
On a budget, but still want to get a Valentine’s Day gift for the book nerd in your life? Then this bouquet of roses in the form of a magnetic bookmark is the perfect gift. It’s cute, romantic, and your partner can use it to mark their pages.
7. The Pride & Prejudice Art
What’s more romantic than having an art print from one of the most romantic stories of all time? This text art consist of the actual writing from Pride & Prejudice, forming the shapes of Elizabeth and Darcy.
But that’s not all! You can add your own hidden message to the print.
How cute is it that among those words, there’s a personal message from you to your partner?
It’s available in the following sizes: 8″x10″, 11″x14″ & 16″x20”. The frame doesn’t come with the print, so you’d have to get one yourself.
8. Bookish Valentine’s Day Card
Ultimately, it’s not the gifts that matter, but the sentiment. It’s about expressing your love.
And nothing says “I love you” more than admitting you love the person more than books (if you and your partner are both book lovers in love).
9. Romeo & Juliet Glass
Sure, their love was tragic, but it was without a doubt an iconic romance.
This iconic 11 oz rocks glass has a passage from the famous garden scene, along with a red dagger icon. It also showcases artwork from the 1597 first printing.
Those Were the Valentine's Day Gift Ideas for Book Lovers
I hope you’ve found some inspiration to buy your partner the most amazing Valentine’s Day gift (or, you know, get them a gift any other time of the year, just to show them your love).
Any gifts that sparkle your eye? Any other gift recommenations?
Please don’t hesitate to leave me a comment below!
2 thoughts on “Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas for Book Lovers in Love”
Love the paper roses and Romeo and Juliet glass!
Right? I’m thinking of getting the paper roses for myself; not necessarily for Valentine’s but just as pretty decoration 😛