5 Christmas gifts for bookworms

Ellianne Stegall
·Contributing Writer
·3 min read

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Give the gift of reading this Christmas with these gifts for bookworms. (Source: iStock)
Give the gift of reading this Christmas with these gifts for bookworms. (Source: iStock)

The holiday season is upon us, and as you start seeing decorations in stores and hearing Christmas music wherever you go, you should start thinking about gift ideas for your loved ones. Before you stress yourself out trying to find the perfect gift for everyone on your list, take a step back and think about who you’re shopping for. If anyone on your list just happens to be a bookworm, check out these fantastic deals on some pretty genius products for the book lover in your life.

The reader in your life is sure to love these treats

Gift the booklover on your list this box of book-related goodies from Cratejoy. (Source: Cratejoy)
Gift the booklover on your list this box of book-related goodies from Cratejoy. (Source: Cratejoy)

$38.99 at Cratejoy

Is your booklover due for a little reading and recharging time? This box from Cratejoy is perfect for a quiet evening when all you want to do is relax. It's packed with a novel of your choice, along with some other goodies, like an introvert-themed scented candle and bath soak.

Reduce bedtime eye strain with this clever reading light. (Source: Amazon)
Reduce bedtime eye strain with this clever reading light. (Source: Amazon)

$19.99 $29.99 at Amazon

This light will help you read your favorite book in bed without interrupting anyone else's sleep. Its ergonomic design wraps around your neck, keeping your hands free to turn your current read's pages. It recharges using a USB-C adapter, and its light intensity and angle are fully adjustable.

A tablet pillow stand makes a great gift for readers who prefer e-books. (Source: Amazon)
A tablet pillow stand makes a great gift for readers who prefer e-books. (Source: Amazon)

$24.99 $29.99 at Amazon

Whether your favorite bookworm is lying down in bed with the latest thriller, sitting on the couch with a whimsical romance, or in the kitchen trying to follow a recipe, a tablet pillow stand is perfect for the book lover that prefers to read off a tablet instead of a book. This stand is a must-have with its six adjustable angles and ample support for vertical and horizontal viewing. In addition, it has a triangle shape that holds two tablets simultaneously and a detachable pillowcase for easy cleaning.

Block harsh light and ease eyestrain with these compact reading glasses. (Source: Amazon)
Block harsh light and ease eyestrain with these compact reading glasses. (Source: Amazon)

$13.49 $14.99 at Amazon

A nice option for those who use an e-reader, these reading glasses also have blue-light-blocking lenses so you can read endlessly without getting any pesky headaches or straining your eyes. They're made with high-definition scratchproof lenses, and they're lightweight and comfortable enough to wear every time you pick up a book. Save 10% off your purchase today when you apply the coupon at checkout.

Read more deeply with the help of this stylish book journal. (Source: Amazon)
Read more deeply with the help of this stylish book journal. (Source: Amazon)

$14.39 at Amazon

Any reader will adore this clever journal that’s “designed by book lovers” and allows you to record all of your reading activity. In addition to the typical logging pages, this journal includes prompts and recommendations to keep you more engaged as you read.

Spoil your favorite bookworms this holiday season

This Christmas, give the book lovers in your life a gift they’ll really enjoy (and one they’ll actually use). With these early Black Friday deals on gifts for your favorite bookworm, you can start scratching people off your shopping list today.

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