97 Best Usernames for Book Lovers (+ How to Create Your Own)

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.

1. GiltEdges
2. FirstEdition
3. BibliographicalOne
4. bookbrained
5. Bibliomaniac
6. jaggeddustjacket
7. typicalsynopsis
8. whatsheread
9. travel.in.pages
10. stacked
11. Embossed
12. notafacsimile
13. cozycoffeereader
14. otherworldlyreads
15. mycrackedspines
16. bookedandbusy
17. truthintext
18. Typographic
19. dreamsonpaper
20. questsbetweencovers
21. yourpaperbackpal
22. OffsetImage
23. (yourname)readsnrambles
24. tea.and.tomes
25. ISBN13
26. NeedsRebinding
27. tHebeEtquEen:
    reference to The Beet Queen by Louise Erdrich
28. abibliophobia:
    reference to the fear of running out of books to read
29. underthesunintuscany:
    reference to Under the Tuscan Sun by Frances Mayes
30. dogearedpages
31. CozyCrimePI:
    reference to the cozy mystery genre
32. Blindstamped
33. bibliobibuli:
    meaning people who read too much
34. typesettingeffects
35. anheirloomedition
36. aVerYhunGryCaterPilLar:
    reference to The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
37. aDystoPiancLasSic
38. OutOfPrint
39. bibliomania
40. bookishbrain
41. literaryaura
42. boundbybooks
43. advancereadercopy
44. (yourname)isreading
45. thatoldbooksmell
46. classicbookworm
47. BeveledBinding
48. FifthAvenueLion:
    reference to the New York Public Library’s lion statues and The Lions of Fifth Avenue by Fiona Davis
49. wordworshipper
50. TolstoyTsar:
    reference to Leo Tolstoy, author of Anna Karenina and War and Peace
51. asteinbeckclassic:
    reference to John Steinbeck, author of The Grapes of Wrath
52. thelostbookmark
53. lostinthestrand:
    reference to the iconic Strand bookstore in New York City
54. RowlingReport:
    reference to J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series
55. foreverbooked
56. HawkingHumanities:
    reference to Stephen Hawking, author of A Brief History of Time
57. acuratedcollection
58. forreference
59. iNtHeaRcHives
60. ItsAutobiographical
61. amongthestacks:
    reference to library shelves
62. thefictionfreak
63. cuddlebugbooks
64. NonfictionNation
65. TwainsFinn:
    reference to Mark Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
66. historicallycorrect
67. AlwaysAusten:
    reference to Jane Austen, author of Pride and Prejudice
68. shecollectsclassics
69. Orwell1984:
    reference to George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel 1984
70. mydiverseshelf
71. F_Scott_theGreat:
    reference to F. Scott Fitzgerald, author of The Great Gatsby
72. TolkiensRings:
    reference to J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings series
73. thedecklededge
74. DickenstheGreat:
    reference to Charles Dickens, author of Great Expectations
75. letmetakeashelfie
76. HemingwayatSea:
    reference to Ernest Hemingway
77. LondontoCanterbury:
    reference to The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
78. epistolarydreams:
    meaning a novel written in the form of letters
79. PoesCollectedTales:
    reference to Edgar Allan Poe
80. KafkasCastle:
    reference to Franz Kafka
81. finepressedition
82. lostinwesteros:
    reference to the Game of Thrones series
83. tHeiNviSiblEmaN:
    reference to the book by Ralph Ellison
84. aliterarylegend
85. FaulknersFolk:
    reference to William Faulkner
86. perksofbeing[your name]:
    inspired by The Perks of Being a Wallflower, with your first name or nickname added
87. KeseysCookoosNest:
    reference to Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
88. rainbowspines
89. WintersTale01:
    reference to the novel by Mark Helprin
90. readforyourlife:
    a play on the phrase “run for your life”
91. SnowboundatOverlook:
    reference to The Shining by Stephen King
92. the_write_stuff
93. aKerouacClassic:
    reference to Jack Kerouac
94. thelonesomedove:
    reference to the novel by Larry McMurtry
95. WizardofHogwarts:
    reference to the Harry Potter series
96. eponymouseyre:
    reference to Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
97. 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.