
There is, of course, always the old standby option of a gift card to someplace like Books-a-Million, Barnes & Noble, or Amazon. Another favorite gift, for me, is PaperBackSwap credits. I am constantly running out and having to buy more, so this is a great gift for me. (And for those who find themselves with excess points, it can be FREE!)
You could buy a book about reading, like The Little Guide to Your Well-Read Life, or a reading log/book journal. (Levenger also has lots of other goodies for book lovers.)
And, of course, you can buy books. Here are a few of my favorites:
Spiritual Growth
The Joy of Fearing God
Invitation to the Jesus Life
The Bible (of course! This particular one is a gorgeous edition, well-made and long-lasting, and great for note-taking.)
Health & Food
What the Bible Says About Healthy Living
The Schwarzbein Principle
For Wives/Women
The Way Home (out of print, so you have to buy it used)
Created to Be His Help Meet
For Husbands/Men
Family Man, Family Leader
History
When in the Course of Human Events (There is some reference to evolution in a late chapter here, but otherwise the book is good.)
The Politically Incorrect Guide to the South (This is a fun one, but eye-opening, as well.)
Fiction
The Secret of the Rose series (Christian historical fiction)
Prayers for Sale (historical fiction)
I have a few here that look really good, but which I haven’t had a chance to read yet. As I read them, if they really are as good as I expect, I may add them. We like to read fantasy around here, too, but it’s hard to find good, clean (newer) fantasy, and I can’t think of any off the top of my head that I’m very sure I can recommend without any caveats.
[…] couple of weeks ago, when I was participating in a gift ideas carnival, one of the topics was gifts for book lovers. I just thought of another idea that fits this category: a membership to LibraryThing. For […]