Holiday Season Bookish Gifts

With the holiday season quickly approaching there are several bookish people in my life who would benefit from gifts just as bookish as they are. So, to find the perfect items for my loved ones, I turned to Etsy. There’s nothing better than buying gifts from small creators and shops, you’ll find the most unique items that way.

1.Book Embosser.

- For those who lend out books out of their personal libraries and want to make their mark, in a lovely way.

Where I Bought Mine

2. Wooden Book Holder.

-For those who hate hurting the binding of their books and prefer to read one handed and balanced.

Where I Bought Mine

3. Mr. Pen Bible Pens.

- Perfect pens, not just for making bible notations. These are wonderful for colorful and non-bleed book notations of all types and journaling.

Where I Bought Mine

4. Fridge Magnets.

-Now this is the expletive version, but it is a perfect addition to add some fun word play and creativity to your kitchen. They have several different sets that anyone can enjoy.

Where I Bought Mine

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