Literary Book Gifts That Are Not To Miss!

Ever try to find the perfect gift for your favorite book enthusiast and not find anything you like? Or Literary Book Gifts is a new company that specializes in just that. With tees and tote bags from popular titles such as Pride and Prejudice as well as from lesser known works such as Howards End there is something for everyone in the collection!
perhaps you hoped to find a special bookish treat for yourself?
I started the online store as a way to bring people together over their shared love of literature. Novels are meant to be not only read, but shared. Book covers, and book related artwork is an amazing platform to do just that.
I'll talk little about a couple of the designs in the collection.
This Don Quixote T-Shirt t-shirt for men comes in a cream print on eleven different color choices to choose from. I like this design because it captures the energy of the novel. And of course, the windmills!
This Little Women Tote Bag makes a perfect give for any Louisa May Alcott fan. It comes in a blush pink background with an off-white print. The handles are black and made of 100% cotton for comfort and durability. Every tote bag comes in three different sizes to choose from. Instead of being flat, I elected for boxed corner totes to make sure they fit all the books you can carry!
If you saw anything you liked you can use this exclusive promo JENCEYWRITES20 at checkout to receive 20% off any order! This promo does not expire.

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