Bibliophile: 50 Postcards: (Literary Postcards, Stationery Gift for Book Lovers)

If you like to send postcards, and you like to read - these are for you.

Very nice quality!

I have been having so much fun picking out specific postcards from this deck to send to friends! I love quirky postcards and books, so this was a no brainer. The card stock is thick and easy to write on- one of those shiny postcards that are impossible to write on!

I loved these postcards! They are made of high quality paper and the drawings are exquisite. I expect to buy them again.

I send postcards all over the world and a lot of people love to read books. This box is full of wonderful postcards. Every postcard is different. I have gotten emails from the people who have received these cards and were delighted! I would buy them again.

I love these! So fun how each postcard has different books on them. No repeats! I didn't love the random ones of libraries, pets of authors, etc. But can't complain. Gotten lots of compliments from anyone I send too.

These postcards are unique, creative, interesting, and so different from the many, many others I have bought over the years. They are great.

I should have read the reviews, because these aren't what you might think based on the description and photos. If you went based on the photos you're going to assume that at least some of the cards are full size images of book covers, but there's actually ZERO of those in the box. Since the description is so vague and the photos are downright misleading, let me help out with what is actually in this box:1 card depicts random food from novels1 card depicts writer's pets1 card of "bookstore cats"6 cards depict collections of TINY book covers (0.75 in.) - This is where the images listed come from and is super deceiving the way they've blown them up full size to give the impression that they will be the whole postcard7 cards depict famous authors writing rooms6 cards depict libraries28 cards are simply stacks of book spines and look pretty much the sameIn addition to being misleading, the paper quality is just not great, it feels like the cardstock I print on with my cheap home inkjet. Both sides of the card have the same uncoated feeling of construction paper so I'll probably have to cover them with contact paper to mail them. The printing itself is kind of meh, it's not super sharp and the color saturation is lacking. On top of everything else, these aren't even standard 4" x 6" postcards, they measure in at 3.75" x 5.75". I'm just really unimpressed, these are by far the thinnest set of postcards I own.