Noun
A lover of books.
Source: Webster's dictionaryDr. Ludovic Bouland, according to a Houghton Library blog post, was, “a noted medical doctor and prominent bibliophile.” Source: Internet
But in Sittenfeld’s telling, the former first lady—or someone quite like her—was a shy but sharp bibliophile with seething guilt and compelling self-doubt. Source: Internet
The series follows Korean war vet and pulp fiction bibliophile Atticus “Tic” Freeman as he journeys across 1950s America in a quest to find his missing father Montrose (Michael K. Williams). Source: Internet
As a voracious bibliophile since childhood, I’ve pored through… Source: Internet
Wenceslao Emilio Retana y Gamboa (1862–1924) was the leading 19th century Spanish scholar on the Philippines and a consummate bibliophile. Source: Internet
This copy is unique for being accompanied by six volumes of additional material assembled by the original owner Jean-Baptiste Huzard (1755-1838), the distinguished French veterinary surgeon and bibliophile. Source: Internet