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book lover

NOUN
  1. someone who loves (and usually collects) books

How To Use book lover In A Sentence

  • Birkerts speaks as an unregenerate reader; a book lover who still believes that ‘language and not technology is the true evolutionary miracle.’
  • Whatever it was that I was looking at in a particular piece - first editions, marginalia, browsing - the underlying refrain has always been the Indian book lover's relationship to books.
  • The literary thriller is a double treat for book lovers: you get to curl up with a sophisticated thriller and a book about books.
  • He was regarded as the classic book lover.
  • Stop the music and see book lovers come back in store. Times, Sunday Times
  • Years later when I met other book lovers, I heard the same thing.
  • Book lovers can pick up modern first editions for tens or hundreds of pounds. Times, Sunday Times
  • The site is targeted at book lovers, from dealers to readers, and gives browsers the chance to track down antiquarian titles, for example.
  • Her dear, blue-eyed babbo (father), the landowner and miller Giovanni Antonio Deledda, was himself a book lover and Grazia Deledda: Voice of Sardinia
  • He was regarded as the classic book lover.
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