With some libraries reopening for at least limited services, and many others doing curbside pickup, face masks are a necessity for library workers and patrons alike. These library- and book-themed offerings can make it fun and show your library love all over your face.

Out of Print face masks will be available beginning July 6. They cost $12, a portion of which will be donated to the Book Industry Charitable Foundation.

Litographs, best known for artwork that is made from all the text in a particular work, is branching out in its mask offering, retailing for $14.99.

Storiarts' Commit to Lit mask is currently sold out but should be back in stock soon.

RedBubble literary and library themed masks, like this Armed With Knowledge Mask by Martina Scott, feature art from independent designers and start at $9.99.

Teepublic follows a similar model, with most designs composed of text on a black background, like this Library Literary by funnystyleshop. Normally $10 each, currently 20 percent off at press time.

Also aggregating individual artists’ designs, in addition to standard cloth masks, Zazzle offers this Harry Potter–esque face shield by Bunhead with Duct Tape, $9.95.

Last but not least, there’s always Etsy. Since many of its offerings are crafted at home by artists in small quantities, the particular masks highlighted in this Book Riot post last month may no longer be available, but new ones crop up every day, including this tube-shaped alternative from French Toasty Good.