Bookish Dragon Goods Worth Roaring About

Books and dragons: they just go together. For one thing, many of us were first drawn into the world of books through fairytales or fantasy stories with dragons lurking at the edges of the pages. They symbolize an epic story, one completely unlike our world, where fire can rain down on you if you displease the wrong creature. Dragons mean adventure, timeless stories, narratives with a sweeping scale! Also, readers are bookworms, wyrms are dragons, and therefore a lot of people like to call themselves book dragons.

If you, too, dream of being a dragon guarding your book hoard, you’ll want to start collecting these bookish dragon decorations and accessories.

An art print of a dragon guarding their library

What better decoration could there be for your reading nook than this print of a dragon guarding their library? $15

An art print of a dragon reading with children

For raising book worms into book dragons, hang this reading dragon art print in your little one’s room! $11–31, depending on size

Chinese dragon print with upcycled dictionary pages

Most of the dragons featured in this list are of the western fantasy variety, but this Chinese dragon print with upcycled dictionary pages will be perfect to hang on the wall between book cases! $10

Cross-stitch pattern of a dragon reading, perched on a bookcase

For the crafty reader, this cross-stitch pattern of a reading dragon will brighten up any room. $7

A face mask with a dragon happily resting its head on a stack of books. The text reads "In the world of bookworms, be a book dragon"

Accessorize your library or bookstore visit with a book dragon cottonface mask! $15

A book locket necklace with a dragon on the front

Keep a photo of your favorite reader in this book locket featuring a dragon! $20

Three acrylic reading dragon charms

Choose between fantasy-, sci-fi-, and horror-themed “bookwyrm” acrylic charms — or get all three! $8 each or $20 for the set

A crochet dragon toy wearing glasses and reading a book

This crochet readingdragon toy will model book love to beginning readers, including a removable book and reading glasses! $44

A fleece dragon toy holding scrolls and a book

Or make your own toy using this pattern for a fleece reading dragon, holding books and scrolls. $9

A dragon reading sticker

I love that the dragon readingon this sticker needs a set of three reading glasses! $3

A sticker of a dragon curled up around a coffee cup on an open book

If you prefer your book with a cup of coffee, pick up this set of vinyl book dragon stickers. Are those ribbon bookmarks or dragon tongues? Either way, they’re adorable. $7

Sticker of an adorable dragon sleeping on a stack of books

I couldn’t resist one last sticker, this one featuring an adorable dragon sleeping on a stack of books. $3

An enamel pin of a medieval-looking dragon with a book in its mouth

No one will doubt your book wyrm status with this dragon enamel pin. $10, or you can get the sticker version for $3

A red dragon sleeping on a stack of books with Book Wyrm on the spines

Another in the “sleeping dragon on a stack of books” theme, this time as an enamel pin. $11

An enamel pin of a dragon sitting on a stack of books, reading, with a steaming mug beside it

Get noticed by wearing this giant book dragon enamel pin! $17

Small resin dragon reading on an open book

Part of the appeal of dragons is their impressive size, but the last items on this list are all in miniature! This resin mini reading dragon is perfect for a fairy garden. $13

A tiny dragon encyclopedia

This tiny dragon encyclopedia is made for a dollhouse library. The download is $4.50

Clay dragon figurines, each on a book

These tiny clay dragons on books are each different, and the pose and colors you get are a surprise. $40

A tiny sculpture of a dragon skull beside an upright open spell book and some jars of ingredients

Finally, if you are make a dollhouse witch’s lair, you’ll need this miniature dragon skull and spell book. $25


Have you collected enough to make a book dragon hoard yet? That’s only a sampling of the bookish dragon goods worth roaring over. There are enough dragon bookmarks and journals out there for a whole other post, so stay tuned for that!

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