Do you have a book lover on your gift list? If so, they may very well enjoy a gift that brings their love of reading into the office. The following are suggested gift ideas for book lovers.
- Bookends: Bookends come in all shapes, sizes, and themes and are a wonderful way to keep bookshelves organized and neat looking. Find a set that is fun and represents the recipient’s personality.
- MP3 Player: Some MP3 players enable users to download audio books. This is the perfect gift for people who spend a large amount of time driving or exercising, and is the same concept as books-on-tape.
- Bookshelf: Do you know someone who has a ton of books but no place to store them? Consider getting them a bookshelf that meets their style and home office décor.
- E-book reader: These electronic devices are used to download books from a computer and read on the screen of the device. These readers come with various features, so try to locate one that meets the needs of the recipient.
- Tote bag: You can get them a tote bag to carry their books with them. If you are crafty, you may want to make one yourself. You can also find companies who will personalize these.
- Book lover’s diary: These diaries provide a place for book lovers to write down their thoughts of the books they read, authors they enjoy, etc. Again, if you are crafty, this is something you might be able to make.
- Book lamp: These little lamps fit on the book itself and provide the reader with extra light for reading. You could also purchase a table lamp to keep next to a beloved reading spot.
- Book box: These boxes are made to look like a book, but contain a compartment for hiding valuables or storing items such as a TV remote.
- Literary calendar: You can find these in many bookshops or online. These calendars come with quotes from famous authors, facts, or other literary information. Find one that you know the recipient will appreciate.
- Signed book: It’s likely that the book lover in your life has a favorite author or book. Try to get a copy of a book signed by the author. You can look on Ebay, search bookstores, or even email the author and ask for a signed copy.
