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National Library Week may be only one week in April, but every week can be library week if you just book it. This art is free to use! You can download it free and high-resolution here: http://guides.lib.olemiss.edu/posters But if you'd like someone else to take care of all the hassle of putting it on posters, stickers, or tees, this is here!

Fantasy libraries are often depicted in art as magical and enchanted places, full of wonder and mystery. The books on the shelves are often ancient and powerful, containing secrets and knowledge that have been hidden for centuries. The librarians who guard these treasures are wise and powerful, with the ability to unlock the secrets of the books and help those who seek their knowledge.

Divination Hollow Reviews believes in supporting diverse reading as well as our local libraries! Take pride in reading diversely and inclusively. We're happy to bring you this simple, classic design that you can wear with pride and say "I LOVE MY LIBRARY!"

Designed for my fellow TN librarians out there fighting the good fight! A portion of the profits will be donated to TASL's Legislative Task Force.

This is a It's A Librarian Thing You Wouldn't Understand design.

Seriously is there anything better?

"Go Exploring In Books", 1961. Shows a young girl, in a yellow dress, wearing a colorful hat, and a red garland, reading a book, seated on a wooden crate, with a pile of books on the floor.

She's got her comfy jammies on, and she's headed to her favorite chair, or off to bed (or maybe the bathtub) with a pile of books! It's an image that touches the heart of every book lover. This amusing character sketch is my original drawing.

History and authors at your fingertips.

For a Richer, Fuller Life Wake Up and Read, 1961

Make Friends With Books 1949

when in doubt read

Show off your love of books with this super cute, reading inspired, book lover's shirts! Keep that book collection going, you literary nerd, you!

Fight Evil Read Books Literary Reading T-Shirts for men,women,boys,girls,kids,teens,moms and dads.

"After all, there is nothing like a good book!", 1920–1930 Jon O. Brubaker. Perfect for lovers of books, libraries, and knowledge!

Shirts for Publishers, editors, rights and licensing professionals, agents and product managers and visitors

Libraries frequently use a property stamp or book stamp to indicate their ownership of materials, and the Library of Congress in no different. This stamp dates to 1883.

Shows a woman/girl wearing an orange hat with red ribbon. She is reading a book, while holding flowers, and a red bird peeks out from behind the book. Features the quote, "I know I am but summer in your heart" by Edna St. Vincent Millay.

Are you an expert at just scraping by? Proudly 'meh' at what you do? Then this is the tee for you! Introducing our “DECENT occupation design collection—a hilarious nod to all professionals who've turned being average into an art form. Whether you're shopping for a friend, a colleague, or (let's be real) yourself, this tee is a hilarious reminder that it's okay to be perfectly middling. After all, not all heroes wear capes—some just wear shirts that admit they're decent at best.

Texas loves books, reading, libraires, and librarians

Set forth on an epic quest for fantasy literature in your local library! This art is free to use! You can download it free and high-resolution here: http://guides.lib.olemiss.edu/posters/2019-postcards But if you’d like someone else to take care of all the hassle of putting it on posters, stickers, or tees, this is here!

Explore With Books! Paul Rand

Hurray for books! 1960 by Maurice Sendak. A playful illustration of a clown on a tightrope playing a bassoon while juggling books. Perfect for lovers of books, libraries, and knowledge!

Proclaim your allegiance to Louisa May Alcott's Fab Four (apologies to Mrs. March) with a Little Women ampersand tee! Whether you're a Jo or a Meg who thinks she's a Jo, this shirt's for you.

Ideal for any book lover, reader, bookworm, librarian or English lit teacher with a classic style and quirky sense of humor. This cute I Read Past My Bedtime tee makes a great gift for bookish friends and family on birthdays, Christmas and holidays. Featuring a moon graphic and I Read Past My Bedtime written in a classic font, this t-shirt will be a smash at book club meetings, the library, English lit classes, or simply curling up with a new read at home. If you're a real book nerd, show off your love for lit in style!

Ideal for any book lover, reader, bookworm, librarian or English lit teacher with a classic style and quirky sense of humor. This cute Read Books Not Shirts tee makes a great gift for bookish friends and family on birthdays, Christmas and holidays. Featuring a floral graphic and Read Books Not Shirts written in a classic font, this t-shirt will be a smash at book club meetings, the library, English lit classes, or simply curling up with a new read at home. If you're a real book nerd, show off your love for lit in style!

She's everything. We're just FYA.

Hope you like it.

"For greater knowledge on more subjects use your library more often", from 1936–1941. Perfect for lovers of books, libraries, and knowledge!

Elephant with raised trunk standing on book. c. 1935 by Leo Gestel.

This is a woodcut of an ancient Roman relief of a man reading a scroll. The woodcut design was derived from an antique book plate in "The dawn of American history in Europe" (1912) The original Sarcophagus with a Greek Physician this woodcut is of was found at Ostia and dates to the 4th c CE. It can be viewed in the MET

Celebrate your love of books with this funny reading design.