24 Gifts For the Bookworm Who Doesn't Need Another Book

These Personalized Bookmarks ($6) make for the cutest stocking stuffers! They're also lovely gifts for a big group, because you can buy a bunch and then divvy them up as you see fit. We love the tassels, they make it so easy to find your page!

Voracious readers will love checking titles off this Gift Republic 100 Books Bucket List Poster ($23). There are a bunch of cute little stickers you can use to check off each box. Some of the titles might link up to the PS Reading Challenge!

We love everything about this Solid Oak Personalised Bookend ($42, originally $53). The flower vase is such an excellent addition. You can opt in or out for the monogram, and there are two options. One, as shown above, is shorter and more visible, but there's also a second hidden monogram that can be much longer on the back.

This is for the friend that's always lending books. Whether they have a tendency to forget who they've lent their titles to or want to make sure the recipient remembers to return the books, they'll smile upon receiving this Personal Library Kit ($24, originally $26).

This Yes I Really Do Need All These Books Mug ($18) is for your friend who always seems to come home with a new novel. If there's ever a question about how many books they have, they can just hold up this mug.

We're not sure Jane Eyre would approve of these Temporary Tattoos For Book-Lovers ($10 for set of two), but we think they're really fun. It's unexpected, but kind of cool, and if they're curious about tattoos, this is a bit like a trial run.

I mean, how cool is this? Now you can read in the tub without worrying about drowning your reading material, thanks to this Bambusi Bathtub Caddy ($30, originally $50). It's also got plenty of space for your candles, salts, snacks, and a drink!

If they're always on the go, a great travel mug that will keep their coffee or tea hot is an essential. They'll be drinking out of this Bookshelf Books Library Bookworm Reading Travel Mug ($34, originally $42) all the time. It's a useful gift that's also adorable.

This Literary Insults Chart ($25) will make anyone smile. Plus, your recipient might actually use a few of them! If you're gifting someone in college or someone who's in the process of moving, this will be a great addition to their walls.

How cool is this Create Your Own Comic Book Kit ($32)? They can draw up their own world. This kit is for children and adults alike, because there's no age limit on a love for comics and a desire to create.

These Book Socks ($15) are cozy and soft. Plus, they say what we're all thinking. This is an amazing gift for members of a book club, or makes for a cute stocking stuffer. There are over a dozen different book-related sayings, as well as five different color options.

It's no secret that women are superheroes. This Artori Design Wondershelf Superwoman Floating Bookshelf ($30, originally $35) proves it. Plus, it's a great minimal design motif, and will add some extra flair to their space. We're kind of obsessed, and we think you will be too.

One of our favorite presents ever, the New York Times Custom Birthday Book ($85-$160) starts with the front page on the exact date you were born, and continues with every single birthday in your lifetime. It's such a thoughtful, personal gift.

Anyone will smile upon receiving this Cocktails With a Literary Twist Book ($11, originally $17). It's such a fun way to learn about cocktails, and a great gift for the literature lover in your life. Cocktails include the Romeo and Julep, The Pitcher of Dorian Grey Goose, and more!

Books and tea go together perfectly. This Jane Austen Tea Gift Box ($33) is a gift they'll obsess over. We love this as a book club gift, because it's actually useful, and you can also opt to have an infuser included.

This First Edition Book Cover Art Print ($65) is such a gorgeous addition to their space, and a lovely home gift they'll cherish forever. There are a lot of different covers to choose from, but the "Pride and Prejudice" one is stunning.

This Umbra Conceal Book Shelf ($34) is a great design addition, particularly if they're more of a minimalist, and want as little clutter in their space as possible. It's also a necessity if they've got a lot of books, and not a ton of storage space.

You know that super comforting smell of new books? Well, this Byredo Bibliotheque Eau de Parfum ($225-$320) is the super sophisticated version of that scent; bibliotheque means library in French. With top notes of peach, plum, and vanille, and a base note of patchouli, it's a warm mix they'll want to wear all the time.

I mean, how cute is this? The Novel Teas With Literary Quotes ($13) tea bags will go perfectly with your newest book. It's the ultimate stocking stuffer, and one they'll love to use. If they love their English Breakfast tea in the morning, they need this in their lives.

Show off your passion for literature with this I Love Books Enamel Pin Set ($16). It's a great, affordable gift that they can put on a jacket, shoes, backpack, or tote bag. We love it as a stocking stuffer or addition to a larger present.

If anyone asks about this Banned Books Pouch ($14), it's a really fun story to tell, and also shows that you support the freedom to read what you like. Plus, it might even inspire you to read a few of the titles.

This Ampersand Cheese and Crackers Board ($48) combines two of our favorite things, literature and snacks. This is a perfect gift for the host of your book club, and hopefully they'll break it out with a yummy cheese board for all to enjoy.

Your home will feel like a sanctuary thanks to this Charles Dickens Library Candle ($30). It's got a little bit of citrus and vanilla notes. There's also an entire Library Collection, so if they're not the biggest Dickens fans, there are plenty of other authors to choose from.

Elizabeth Bennet would love this Jane Austen Pencil Set ($23). It's so useful, and also a great collectible item. It's also available to be personalized, and is a great affordable present that still shows how much thought you put into this gift.

India Yaffe was an associate editor on the Shopping team at PS for five years. She focused on curating the best fitness, fashion, beauty, and home products on the market for the PS audience.