Definitions
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- noun One who loves
books .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun someone who loves (and usually collects) books
Etymologies
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Examples
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Redekop's novel won a gold medal forbest popular fiction novel from the Independent Book Publisher Awards and was one of those sleeper finds from the past few years that any booklover will enjoy.
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A Gift Upon the Shore was a gift from a reader of my book, Tolstoy and the Purple Chair, who recognized in my memoir a fellow booklover and believer in humankind.
Nina Sankovitch: Book Review: In A Gift Upon the Shore, Brave Women Save Books In a Harsh New World
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This woman is NOT a booklover, and I would urge anyone who feels similarly to contact her via her website, and urge her to stop making these. at
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No booklover goes to Wales without wanting to go to Hay-on-Wye.
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This woman is NOT a booklover, and I would urge anyone who feels similarly to contact her via her website, and urge her to stop making these. at
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No booklover goes to Wales without wanting to go to Hay-on-Wye.
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This has clearly been true for Maltby, a shy booklover with a boyish face whose most recent job was substitute teaching at an after-school science program.
Recession deals a double blow to those both disabled and unemployed
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Hay on Wye is heaven on a stick for a booklover, isn't it!
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This has clearly been true for Maltby, a shy booklover with a boyish face whose most recent job was substitute teaching at an after-school science program.
Recession deals a double blow to those both disabled and unemployed
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These bromides come from a gaggle of interviews on another popular booklover site, writersdigest. com, with writers and publishing pros who were sharing their thoughts about this “growing” group of readers.
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