Pretty Books Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: You can't buy happiness but you can buy Books and that's pretty close - White Text
You can't buy happiness but you can buy Books and that's pretty close - White Text Phone Case
by DesignWood Atelier
$17 $23
Description: My digital drawing inspired by the TV show book adaptation of The Summer I Turned Pretty
You Don't Know The Effect You Have On People Phone Case
by Sofia Kaitlyn Company
$17 $23
Description: This funny and clever book-themed design highlights the hidden journey behind every book, making it a perfect conversation starter for readers, students, and literature lovers.
Books Are Just Tatted Old Trees Which Is Pretty Tuff If You Ask Us Phone Case
by Ink & Imagination co
$17 $23
Description: Crescent City inspired moon and quote design. More variants and bookish designs are available in my shop! By Sophie Elaina.
Crescent City Quote Light It Up - Maroon Background Phone Case
by Sophie Elaina Designs
$17 $23
Ancestors on the Wall & Why representation matters Phone Case
by MonsoonartsbyM
$17 $23
Description: My digital drawing inspired by the TV show book adaptation of The Summer I Turned Pretty
You're My Best Friend There Were Times I Wanted to be More Phone Case
by Sofia Kaitlyn Company
$17 $23
Description: Book lover gift with a pink stack of books tied with a ribbon and a pretty quote, perfect for readers, bookworms, and cozy literary style.
Book Lover Gift Pink Books Stack with Pretty Quote Phone Case
by MYTH MERCH MASTER
$17 $23
Description: Rindle Avenwood sits behind a bright green book, wide gold-ringed eyes glowing with eager curiosity. "Buy Me Books And Tell Me I'm Pretty" they say, as if to charm. you into their bidding Soft ears tilt forward while the bold pages rise, giving the moment a tender mix of wonder and quiet hope.
Rindle Avenwood - Buy me books and tell me I'm pretty. Phone Case
by Newdlebobs
$17 $23
Description: Rindle Avenwood sits behind a bright green book, wide gold-ringed eyes glowing with eager curiosity. "Buy Me Books And Tell Me I'm Pretty" they say, as if to charm. you into their bidding Soft ears tilt forward while the bold pages rise, giving the moment a tender mix of wonder and quiet hope.
Hillman College, Pretty Girls Go to Hillman, HBCU Alumni Phone Case
by Mc Shreves
$17 $23
To Whatever End - Lord Of The North - Stag Phone Case
by Sophie Elaina Designs
$17 $23
Description: Astellin Merrinor settles calmly with a wide-eyed gaze, absorbed in a deep, dark-bound tome that radiates quiet wonder. Golden eyes shine with curiosity. "All I want is freadom." they say, echoing a love of stories that open hidden worlds. Tail curled in focus, Astellin embodies the gentle magic found when imagination drifts between the lines.
Description: Astellin Merrinor settles calmly with a wide-eyed gaze, absorbed in a deep, dark-bound tome that radiates quiet wonder. Golden eyes shine with curiosity. "All I want is freadom." they say, echoing a love of stories that open hidden worlds. Tail curled in focus, Astellin embodies the gentle magic found when imagination drifts between the lines.
Description: Made this collage because I loved the way the original subjects are posing and looking at the viewer from above. Filled it out with images that interested me from individual pages in magazines. Dream until its your reality - for me, that's making a living off my art and financial independence.
Description: Buy me books and call me pretty - girly print for book lovers who likes coquette print in pink and red color. Can also be given as a Birthday or Valentine gift to your best friend, relative, girlfriend or boyfriend, who loves books and preppy vintage bows
buy me books and call me pretty with coquette red and pink bows Phone Case
by ArtistryWhims
$17 $23
Just a Girl Who Loves Books, Floral design for Bookworm/Book Lover Phone Case
by Fairy Lane
$17 $23
Description: An analog collage exploring gender & fluidity - a man's face on a woman's body with clothing that is non gender specific. Basically, the way everything fits with each other, it's a reminder that a lot of the social constructs we believe to be rigid, are not and never have been. Blue was for girls & pink was for boys pre-1940s, men wore heels historically and skirts, so why hold onto rigid boxes of self and other identification when to let it all go frees us all to be ourselves?
