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What is a bibliophage?

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Updated: 8/21/2019

A bibliophage is a person who loves to read books.

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The bibliophage devoured book after book, unable to resist the temptation of their pages. As a self-proclaimed bibliophage, she spent countless hours at the library, consuming literature voraciously. The bibliophage's insatiable hunger for knowledge led them to read through an entire collection in record time.


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