I can only think of librarily and librarish. Can I use those? Are there other better alternatives?
Example:
The topic of this book isn't very "[...]". I don't think you should donate it.
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Sign up to join this communityI can only think of librarily and librarish. Can I use those? Are there other better alternatives?
Example:
The topic of this book isn't very "[...]". I don't think you should donate it.
librarial
It seemed like the natural option to me, and when I searched for it I found it in at least Wiktionary and the Urban dictionary. It is rare though, and Google only has about 5000 pages in total for it. Wiktionary notes that it is more common to use library as an attributive noun.
Bibliothecal--(adj) Relating to a bibliotheca (library). CollinsDictionary.com
What about Libraic, or might that refer to the base word libra? (i.e., etymologically Latin 'libra' vs. 'liber')