20 Things All Book Lovers Wish Someone Would Say to Them

Last week we asked on Facebook and Twitter: What do all book lovers wish someone would say to them? In our perfect world, we'd get to hear all of these. In this world…we can dream. Check out our favorite answers and imagine the reading possibilities!
1. "Your job today is to read any book you want. Make sure you spend a good eight hours at it." (@craigtimes)
2. "Sure, I understand you need the rest of the day off to mourn the loss of a beloved character." (Brenna Godfrey)
3. "Every book on your Goodreads Want to Read list (and all you'll add in future) will be sent to you free of charge." (Fatma Teke)
4. "I've read that book as well! Let's discuss the characters, their flaws, plot twists, and what you think will happen in the next book!" (Quiana Jones)
5. "I don't mind cooking dinner today. You stay on the sofa and carry on reading." (@GingerCatBlog)
6. "Would you like to work at my book shop?" (@joreads2015)
7. "I really loved that book you recommended to me." (@imkattay)
8. "I can get you any ARC you'd like." (@bazinga_sucker)
9. "Here is your own personal door to the largest bookstore in the world. In it is every book in every edition for every genre. And you will also get paid paid for each book you read (plus a bonus for reviewing it). If you have any questions, here are the authors' contact info. Oh, and don't worry about the kids—we have complimentary nannies and housekeepers on standby." (Heather VanDyne)
10. "The Winds of Winter release date is ______. (Okay, not all book lovers, but a lot of them.)" (Richard Ketterer)
11. "Hey honey, let's spend the day getting lost in the used bookstore." (Beth Ford)
12. "What book do you recommend?" (@4evachris)
13. "There are now 25 hours in a day, and the extra hour can only be used for reading." (@SweetRobin110)
14. "Describe that series to me in great detail." (Lucy Hutchinson)
15. "Here's a TARDIS bookcase. Buy as many books as you want—they'll all go in." (Bronwen Humphreys)
16. "Yes, of course you can spend the night in the library." (Babette A. Stubits)
17. "You can have the first edition of any book you want." (Cheryl Johnson)
18. "I couldn't help but notice you love books. I've built you a library full of old classics with plenty of room to add new books. Oh, sweetheart, don't worry about repayment. Just read books to your heart's content. " (Erika L. Miller)
19. "All rainy days are hereby declared reading only days." (Kerrie Lang)
20. "I'll be quiet so you can read." (@hrm_1973)
What do you wish you could hear most? Tell us in the comments!
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. . . and nobody can see you there in your birthday suit."
except the character from your favorite romance novel

Why thank you Zoe I do so appreciate it LOL

"So, you like Jane Austen? Well I am Mr. Darcy. (and he starts quoting parts/Darcy dialogue from P & P


this can't be any better

Read to your hearts content.( your dream library is here ,you can make use of it,in it you will find the books you love and the books you may love or like and others you want)...you can relax and not worry about a thing ....mommy we will call you if needed....we too want to read some .....heres a wand n some spells for housework....and heres a guidebook....

I bet there would be a rush of time travellers queuing to buy The Winds of Winter. ;)


This also applies to almost any genre, especially when characters wear steampunk "I can do ANYTHING" clothes.

Maybe a crazy philanthropist will say that someday.




This happens to me all the time ... It's called a library ;)

This happens to me all the time ... It's called a library ;)"
Good point but libraries don't always have the book.



'Your book has been approved for publishing'....
Isn't every book lover's dream to get their very own book published? :)


This is one is a sure winner with me. It really would work on me and a number of other women that I know (Guys, please take note.)

It really is as amazing as it sounds. :)"
You are a very lucky lady. Enjoy!

You know, you remind me of a character in a book that I really enjoyed.
A friend of mine (now with the Lord) Fr. Quintin A. Neyland, O.F.M. once said that I reminded him of Ann of Green Gables because she wanted to be a writer and had a lively imagination. He also loved Belle of Beauty and the Beast because I love libraries and enjoy reading (even though I struggle with it).
A friend of mine (now with the Lord) Fr. Quintin A. Neyland, O.F.M. once said that I reminded him of Ann of Green Gables because she wanted to be a writer and had a lively imagination. He also loved Belle of Beauty and the Beast because I love libraries and enjoy reading (even though I struggle with it).

That would be awesome... but does it matter if it hasn't been published?

Today's my birthday! Can I have this one?



i only know one other person who reads (thats my age)"
Blaze, that makes me sad. I'm sure there are people of your age somewhere near you who love to read. I wonder if you can find them on Goodreads. Where do you live? I'm too old to count as someone your age (I'm betting), but I know lots of young people who love, love, love to read. Even writing to them might be nice for you.

My mother is the same even though I am an adult. I love her for it.

I was paying attention to my Kindle while he drove, until he stopped and said "Wanna go in?"
I told him I'd found my unicorn...
DJ Zippergirl wrote: ""hey sexy, let's go to bed . . . and read.""
Lol so true haha!!
Lol so true haha!!

And I love that they put Anne at the top :) :) <3 <3