bibliophile
Example Sentences
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Early in the book, Warner defines “bibliophiles” as people who view books not just as “conduits of information” but as “treasures in their own right.”
From Washington Post
When all combined into one impressive stack — nearly 8 pounds of book, all told — they make up a Seattle Independent Bookstore Gift Basket, the perfect gift for every local bibliophile on your holiday shopping lists.
From Seattle Times
Though he’d been playing the instrument for decades, it seemed the retired IBM employee and bibliophile always thought there was something more to learn.
From Washington Post
How can bibliophiles support their local literary gems during difficult times?
From Los Angeles Times
“These were young people, they were students. Francisco was a bibliophile who built schools — and these were students! This was just too much.”
From Los Angeles Times
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