The 32 Best Gifts for Book Lovers (That Aren't Books)

Home is where the books are, and this cleverly designed book light is the perfect reminder of that fact. There are three light settings: yellow light, white light and warm white light, so you can read comfortably at any time of day. The warm light is ideal for reading before bed, and you can simply close the book to turn off the light when you start getting sleepy.

A reading challenge and fun wall decor in one — what more could you want? This bestselling bucket list poster has the titles of 100 classic reads, which you can scratch off with a coin to reveal images as you complete them.

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A favorite among Good Housekeeping's testers and celebrities alike, the Ember Temperature Control Smart Mug makes an especially great gift for readers around the holidays and cold winter months. It keeps coffee and tea heated to your preferred temperature, so go ahead and get caught up in that chapter — your drink will still be nice and warm when you do remember to take a sip.

Looking for a thoughtful gift for a book lover, but on a tight budget? This set of six leather heart bookmarks is just $7, making it a perfect stocking stuffer or small "just because" gift. Amazon reviewers praise the quality and appreciate the variety of colors.

Sometimes the best gift is the one your recipient really needs. Affordable and practical, this amber book light is intended to reduce eye strain when reading before bed or while traveling. It's adjustable, rechargeable with an included USB cable and has three brightness levels. No wonder the product has over 14,000 five-star ratings on Amazon.

Remember the old school library check out system? Give the gift of nostalgia with this at-home library kit. The set comes with self-adhesive pockets, checkout cards, a date stamp, ink pad and pencil: everything that's needed to get a personal library up and running.

Lending out their books just became a lot more official, thanks to this chic embosser from Williams Sonoma. The personalized stamp reads "library of" with their name, and features a simple book stack design.

Embrace all the cozy vibes with a library candle from Paddywax. This one is decorated with a very apt quote by Jane Austen, and customers can't get over how good it smells.

"This is such a unique scent and I've been a huge fan of the library candle line for years! I highly recommend this scent if you're looking for an experience and not just a fragrance," writes one 5-star reviewer.

Another calming pastime that many readers enjoy? Crafting. This DIY kit includes everything you need to create an adorable mini bookstore, which can be set between the books on your shelf. With the addition of two AAA batteries (not included), it even lights up to cast a cozy glow.

Wherever you like to read, you can keep all the essentials within reach with this stylish acacia wood book holder. There's a built-in spot for reading glasses and a cup holder for coffee, tea or wine. Easily distracted by your phone while reading? Store it in the triangular opening to hide it from view.

With postcards this cute, you'll be tempted to keep a few for yourself. Illustrated by Bibliophile artist Jane Mount, the set of 50 postcards are decorated with her recognizable themed book stacks, as well as authors' writing rooms, beautiful libraries, famous writers' pets and more quirky literary drawings.

The fantasy reader in your life can relax and get creative with this "magical coloring book" from bestselling author Johanna Basford. Inside, find the secret key hidden within every coloring page to unlock the next room full of delightful details.

Designed to help you read more comfortably and better support your back, this pillow can be adjusted and used in different positions. The cover is removable and machine washable as well.

"This has been the best solution for reading ... and just overall relaxing. The oval shape and detachable pieces make the pillow super versatile and easy to move around," writes one 5-star reviewer on Amazon.

I have this puzzle framed and hanging on my wall at home. I picked it out because I love the amusing plays on famous book titles, which any well-read homebody will recognize. JIGGY puzzles come with puzzle glue and a spreader tool so you have everything you need to preserve the finished product. Plus, as the website states, a percentage of every sale goes directly to the artist.

Know a bibliophile who's also a Francophile? This hat is the gift they never knew they needed. (In case you're not a French speaker, it reads "Where is the bookstore?"). Emily in Paris would approve.

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Ask any book lover who their favorite Disney princess is, and they'll likely say Belle. This Beauty and the Beast book-inspired wallet is the perfect place to store spare change for their book fund. If Beauty and the Beast isn't their vibe, Well Read's wallets come in plenty of other titles, from A Midsummer Night's Dream to Sherlock Holmes.

Combine their love of books and wordplay with the vintage bookshelf edition of Scrabble. It fits right in on a bookshelf until the time comes to take it out and play.

There is no such thing as too many books — do I have to say more? The 16 oz glass cup comes in a gift-ready box and includes a bamboo lid, metal straw and straw brush. It can be used for hot or cold beverages, or as one Amazon reviewer points out, for a different purpose altogether.

"I bought this to use as my TBR jar. It is perfect! I bought [a] 300pk of mini scrolls to write to [be read] books on and it fits all with plenty of room for more! Hope this helps my fellow bookworms," they wrote.

Book of the Month is popular for a reason. Well, quite a few reasons actually. As a subscriber myself, I appreciate that it's always an option to skip a month and have the credit roll over if I don't love the picks or just have too much to read already. My other favorite feature is that you can add on brand-new hardcovers for $10.99 (plus tax), which is a fraction of the price you'd find in a bookstore. The selections are usually a good mix of much-anticipated new releases (and sometimes early releases!) and debut authors for avid readers to discover.

I know I said no books, but this literary-inspired cocktail recipe book is an easy exception. The updated 10th anniversary edition includes even more cleverly titled drink recipes, plus a few snacks to soak up the booze and even bonus drinking games. Your English major friends will get a kick out of mixing up "One Hundred Beers of Solitude," "Infinite Zest," "Lord of the Mai-Tais" and so many more.