Reader Quote Pillows

Description: Iago says this in Act I. It is the most honest thing he says in the entire play — and it is a confession of permanent deception. Shakespeare gave the villain the most modern line in the canon. Identity as performance. Self as strategy. For people who have worn a version of themselves that wasn't quite true. Some masks fit better than faces.

Description: A confession for the discerning soul who has long since made peace with their own contradictions. Oscar Wilde understood that virtue is merely a pose one strikes before dinner — this shirt is for those honest enough to admit it. Wear it to bookshops, dinner parties, or anywhere morality is discussed but rarely practiced.

Description: 1900's illustration reproduction of Emma by Jane Austen.

Description: reading is out of this world

Description: For everyone who promises themselves "just 10 more minutes" at 2 AM! This dark monochrome line-art graphic features a cozy dog and cat wearing glasses, snuggled together under a warm blanket while reading an open book. Framed by the classic bookish slogan, "Just One More Chapter," it’s the ultimate design for avid readers, book lovers, pet owners, librarians, and cozy night-in enthusiasts.

Description: Charles Pierre Baudelaire: A book is a garden, an orchard, a storehouse, a party, a company by the way, a counselor, a multitude of counselors.

Description: **How Many Nights A Week Should You Read 6-7 Book Lover** A playful design for avid readers. It features whimsical text ideal for those who enjoy diving into books almost every night.

Description: Bookish Humor: "Read 6 To 7 Nights A Week" in retro design. A playful nod to dedicated bookworms.

Description: Never judge by the surface when the real story unfolds underneath. Bold, witty, and made for anyone who loves a good plot twist.

Description: Funny quote design featuring a bookworm with a humorous twist.

Description: Reading lover design Choose your favorite color and size and get this unique design now

Description: I read past my bedtime

Description: Never judge by the surface when the real story unfolds underneath. Bold, witty, and made for anyone who loves a good plot twist.

Description: Hand-lettered floral design for bookworms and teadrinkers! <3

Description: Each letter portrays a major theme/motif/symbol in the play. H - extremes and duality. Quintessence of dust vs. how like an angel, fertility vs. chastity and denial, love vs. sorrow. A - death and damnation. There aren't a lot of mentions of Heaven, but there are many for Hell. M - flowers. Ophelia's flower scene and the garland she drowns in sum up many key points and character realtionships using flower language. L - mistreatment of women. E - fate and destiny, often associated with stars. T - rot and decay.

Description: A stylish retro block layout featuring an open book, geometric stars, and colorful feathers. Perfect for those who find endless adventures inside novels.

Description: 67 Read Every Night: A quirky design for bookworms and coffee lovers. Features a humorous quote, perfect for mugs or tees.

Description: Fans of the delightful Anne Shirley will love this quote from the classic book "Anne of Green Gables," by Lucy Maud Montgomery.

Description: Bookmarks are for Quitters

Description: A clean and modern typography design for readers who happily choose books over small talk. Perfect for book lovers, introverts, librarians, teachers, students, and BookTok fans who know that reading is the best kind of social life.

Description: Admit it, we've all been there! This "Just One More Chapter" design is the ultimate truth for every book lover, librarian, and late-night reader. Featuring bold typography and the sarcastic "Biggest Lie I Tell Myself" subtext, it’s the perfect outfit for your next trip to the library or a cozy night in with a new novel. A great gift for teachers, students, and bibliophiles who can't put a good book down.

Description: How Many Nights A Week Should You Read 6-7 Meme Book Lover Funny bookworm design. Perfect for those who love reading and relatable memes about nightly reads.

Description: Bookish chuckle for readers! Funny design features a number and clever saying. Ideal for those who enjoy literature and a good laugh.

Description: The lines in Anne of Green Gables can be a little inspiring. Drift back to fairyland with this design.

Description: How Many Nights A Week Should You Read 67 Fun Reading Meme Book lover humor! A playful graphic for readers who understand the nightly reading struggle and literary wit.

Description: “How many nights a week should you be reading? 6 ❤️ 7.” A cute pun for book lovers and educators, blending sweet encouragement with clever humor. Great gift for readers or classroom decor!

Description: It's A Good Day To Read 6 Or 7 Pages Six Seven Bookish: Enjoy pages with this book-inspired design. Perfect for readers ready to dive into chapter six or seven.

Description: A quote from "Letters from Dickinson to Higginson" by Emily Dickinson: "To live is so startling, it leaves but little room for other occupations."

Description: Support Public Libraries

Description: The iconic first line of Herman Melville's Moby Dick with the eponymous great white whale cut out from the text of the book. A tangled mess of rope leads to Ishmael,who ends up speared by his own harpoon, as it were(!)Little snips of marbled bookbinding paper make the harpoon and full stop. Part of the First Lines series

Description: How Many Nights A Week Should You Read 6-7 Meme Book Lover: A playful design for avid readers, questioning the ideal nightly book count.

Description: **How Many Nights A Week Should You Be Reading 6-7 Book Lover** Cozy design for bookworms! Features a playful question about reading habits, perfect for bibliophiles who love to dive into stories.

Description: Funny It's Too Nonfictiony Outside design featuring a cozy cat surrounded by books in a relaxing reading nook. A funny book lover design for readers, bookworms, fiction lovers, introverts, and anyone who would rather stay inside with a good book.

Description: A nostalgic book lover illustration featuring a woman peacefully reading while seated on a stack of vintage books, surrounded by flowing pages and towering volumes. Inspired by the comforting escape of wandering through a bookstore, this literary design is perfect for avid readers, bookworms, bibliophiles, bookstore lovers, librarians, writers, and anyone who finds peace and inspiration between the pages.

Description: Emotionally Compromised By Fictional Yearning design

Description: For those who tried to be social but ended up loving books instead. This funny book club humor design is perfect for introverts, bookworms, and anyone who prefers pages over people. A great gift for readers with a sarcastic sense of humor.