18 Things You Need If 'Read More' Is a Goal This Year

ICYMI: Human dog beds are currently having a moment on social media and this one from Amazon definitely has a similar vibe. This option is more versatile in that it’s shaped like a flexible pool float. You can fold it in countless different ways and place it wherever you need bolstering. The material also has a bubble texture for a massage effect. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Peepers are a go-to for their endless frame options that suit your face shape, color preferences, and eye-care needs — all without spending a ton of money. This clear pair of frames will go with just about anything and they even have blue-light protection. ($29, Peepers)

You can never have too many. This colorful option from Ban.do has this “Book Person” graphic on both sides. It’s dishwasher-safe and has a lip base for easy stacking. It’ll hold up to 12 ounces of your favorite beverage and will make the perfect companion for getting you into the reading zone. ($14.95, Ban.do)

In our eyes, this is the perfect gift for the chic reader in your life. It’s designed with a flexible center and has weights on the side that’ll keep the pages down. It’s especially helpful for those who frequently follow recipes from a cookbook. Just prop your book open, throw down your weight, and voilà — following those instructions just got that much easier. ($30+, Leatherology)

This is the best $20ish I’ve ever spent and I love it when it comes to sharing my books and building out my collection. You can choose between a classic wooden stamp or a self-inking option. Not to mention, it’s super satisfying. All you need now are some library cards. ($28+, Thestampbar via Etsy)

Forget juggling a flashlight, bookmark, and hardcover all in one hand from bed. Just wrap this hands-free light around your neck, toggle the button on, and you’re set. It has three temperature light modes (yellow, white, and cool white). Plus, the comfy bendable device has a narrow beam angle — so you won’t have to worry about waking your partner while you use it. The battery lasts up to 80 hours, so you won’t have to recharge it constantly. ($21.99+, Amazon)

If you’re committed to your hard copies through and through, this portable book light is everything. It clips onto the cover, can hold a page, and has five brightness levels and three light colors to protect your eyesight. It’s the handiest gadget to keep on your bedside table or in your bag. Plug it into a USB port to recharge. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

You’ll get 10 paper magnets in this pack. Just clip them to your page and continue on your reading journey. These are great for anyone who likes to mark up their novels or memoirs while reading — they’re thin and small enough that you can clip multiples to your book without it getting weighed down or clunky. ($5.99, Amazon)

This soy- and coconut-wax candle from one of our go-to candle brands smells of paper and linen. It gives off major ‘all I want to do is curl up and read a book’ vibes. It’ll also make a wonderful gift for your constant book club host (or yourself). ($45, Literie)

Instead of leaving your book out to get lost under the cushions, attach this pocket holder onto your loveseat and throw your latest read right in. It’ll keep your pages protected and minimize the need to search every crevice. It works for Kindles and other e-readers, too. Plus, the pouch comes with two slots, so you can pull your charging cable through it to charge your devices easily. ($14.99, Amazon)

I’m constantly raving about Papier, and their reading journals are my latest obsession. Not only is the cover absolutely adorable, but it also has room for you to add your name or your initials. It has a plethora of spreads you can fill out, including book reviews and a reading wish list. ($38, Papier)

Use it for trips to the library, a day of book shopping, or for toting around your everyday essentials. This tote from Rifle Paper Co. is made from a sturdy canvas and has some thick, heavy duty handles. The bookish design is adorable, too. ($26, Rifle Paper Co.)

A necessity for building up any home library. These luxe ones are made from powder-coated steel, so you know they’re super sturdy. They make for a design-forward gift and will jazz up any shelf no matter the space. Choose from varying aesthetically pleasing colors and sizes based on your preferences. ($64+, Food52)

Just scratch off a title on the poster every time you finish one. It has slots for 100 must-read books, like “Bridget Jones’s Diary” and “The Color Purple.” A poster that’ll bring you back to your childhood days is a win to us. ($15, Uncommon Goods)

This mini tool helps you hold the pages of your book open so you can be hands-free. It’s super lightweight and small enough to toss in your bag. All you have to do is slide your thumb on it and let the little handmade wings keep your book open. The smooth texture and ergonomic design means you won’t need to worry about hand cramps that come along with holding a hardcover. It’s available in five sizes so you can get one for yourself, for any kids in your life, grandparents, and more. ($9.99, Amazon)

Made of 100% bamboo, this one has extendable handles and a nonslip pad so it won’t slide into the tub. It has special slots for books, candles, wineglasses, and your phone, so you can relax without getting bubbles all over your beloved paperback. ($42.95, Amazon)

I’m constantly wanting to travel with my books and I like to have options, which means I don't want to add weight to my suitcase with hard copies. If you travel a lot, a Kindle is majorly worth the investment. You can predownload a few options before your trip to have for the flight – and if you get through those, as long as you have Wi-Fi at your destination, you can always add more. And the built-in reading light? A must. ($149.99+, Amazon)

Consider this the ultimate luxury. If you’re Kindle-obsessed, this goose-necked holder situation is everything you need and more. To use, just clip it onto your bedside table or bed frame. Add your Kindle in between the slots. You can adjust the stand to be right at your eye level so you can read in bed without having to hold the device. Then, use this remote to turn the page. Lazy reading days just got even lazier. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)