Someone once likened reading a good book to travel without leaving your comfy, overstuffed reading chair.
Most people love books in one form or the other, be it a traditional hardcover, paperback, or electronic version.
If none of our book-related usernames transport you like your favorite novel, see our tips for creating your own book-related username below the list.
- GiltEdges
- FirstEdition
- BibliographicalOne
- NeedsRebinding
- Bibliomaniac
- jaggeddustjacket
- typicalsynopsis
- Embossed
- notafacsimile
- Typographic
- OffsetImage
- Blindstamped
- ISBN13
- tHebeEtquEen: reference to The Beet Queen by Louise Erdrich
- abibliophobia: reference to the fear of running out of books to read
- underthesunintuscany: reference to Under the Tuscan Sun by Frances Mayes
- dogearedpages
- CozyCrimePI: reference to the cozy mystery genre
- bibliobibuli: meaning people who read too much
- typesettingeffects
- anheirloomedition
- aVerYhunGryCaterPilLar: reference to The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
- aDystoPiancLasSic
- OutOfPrint
- bibliomania
- advancereadercopy
- thatoldbooksmell
- classicbookworm
- BeveledBinding
- FifthAvenueLion: reference to the New York Public Library’s lion statues and The Lions of Fifth Avenue by Fiona Davis
- wordworshipper
- TolstoyTsar: reference to Leo Tolstoy, author of Anna Karenina and War and Peace
- asteinbeckclassic: reference to John Steinbeck, author of The Grapes of Wrath
- thelostbookmark
- lostinthestrand: reference to the iconic Strand bookstore in New York City
- RowlingReport: reference to J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series
- foreverbooked
- HawkingHumanities: reference to Stephen Hawking, author of A Brief History of Time
- acuratedcollection
- forreference
- iNtHeaRcHives
- ItsAutobiographical
- amongthestacks: reference to library shelves
- thefictionfreak
- NonfictionNation
- TwainsFinn: reference to Mark Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
- historicallycorrect
- AlwaysAusten: reference to Jane Austen, author of Pride and Prejudice
- Orwell1984: reference to George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel 1984
- mydiverseshelf
- F_Scott_theGreat: reference to F. Scott Fitzgerald, author of The Great Gatsby
- TolkiensRings: reference to J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings series
- thedecklededge
- DickenstheGreat: reference to Charles Dickens, author of Great Expectations
- letmetakeashelfie
- HemingwayatSea: reference to Ernest Hemingway
- LondontoCanterbury: reference to The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
- epistolarydreams: meaning a novel written in the form of letters
- PoesCollectedTales: reference to Edgar Allan Poe
- KafkasCastle: reference to Franz Kafka
- finepressedition
- lostinwesteros: reference to the Game of Thrones series
- tHeiNviSiblEmaN: reference to the book by Ralph Ellison
- aliterarylegend
- FaulknersFolk: reference to William Faulkner
- perksofbeing[your name]: inspired by The Perks of Being a Wallflower, with your first name or nickname added
- KeseysCookoosNest: reference to Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
- rainbowspines
- WintersTale01: reference to the novel by Mark Helprin
- readforyourlife: a play on the phrase “run for your life”
- SnowboundatOverlook: reference to The Shining by Stephen King
- the_write_stuff
- aKerouacClassic: reference to Jack Kerouac
- thelonesomedove: reference to the novel by Larry McMurtry
- WizardofHogwarts: reference to the Harry Potter series
- eponymouseyre: reference to Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
- InMilnesWorld: reference to A. A. Milne
How to Create a Great Book-Related Username
You may want your book-related username to reflect something about you and/or perhaps your favorite types of books.
Keep the following tips in mind (which we used when creating our list):
- Consider your favorite genre. Your favorite genre of books may offer some descriptive words, tropes, or ideas that you could form into an ingenious book-related username!
- Think of your favorite book titles and authors. Book-related username inspiration may be as close as some of your favorite book titles or even the names of your favorite authors. Experiment with combining several words and/or names until you find what you are looking for.
- Brainstorm words that describe books. Make a list of words that describe books. Words related to book publishing, bookstores, libraries, or anything else related to books may lead you to your perfect book-related username.
- Use a fictitious place from your favorite book. Many readers find themselves wishing they could attend Hogwarts or live in The Shire. If you have a favorite fictitious place, you can use it as inspiration for your username. If the place name itself is already in use as a username, add your name or a number to it.