History Main / HotLibrarian

* In ''Webcomic/MenageA3'', the style is demonstrated and turned UpToEleven by the completely imaginary {{evil|IsSexy}} version of Sandra [[http://www.ma3comic.com/strips-ma3/she_planned_treachery here.]]

* The music video for Music/TearsForFears' song ''Head Over Heels'' features a Hot Librarian.

* Creator/MaggieGyllenhaal in ''Film/{{Secretary}}'' is not technically a librarian (see SexySecretary) but fits the trope well.

* ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'' has a rare male example in Albireo Imma. In-series, the girls comment on his attractiveness, and he lives under the huge Library Island surrounded by thousands of books.

* Similarly, Barbara Gordon, secretly the first Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} in the ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'' comics and the ''Series/Batman1966'' TV show. Even as the wheelchair-bound computer hacker ComicBook/{{Oracle}}, she's drawn as hot with glasses, simply proving that NerdsAreSexy. Bonus points for being an actual librarian back when she was Batgirl.
* Comicbook/{{Empowered}}'s "much-vaunted disguise, the legendary Librarian Sexy", drawn to the hilt.

* Hillary Page from the ''Comicbook/{{Fables}}'' SpinOff: ''JackOfFables''. She even wears a T-Shirt that says "Hot Librarian."

* This is one of the two most common interpretations of Koakuma from ''[[VideoGame/{{Touhou}} Touhou]]'', as an orderly and shy aide of [[MagicLibrarian Patchouli]]. The other interpretation is [[HornyDevil less prude]]. Either version is dressed properly, though.

* ''Videogame/LeagueOfLegends'': The Headmistress Fiora skin is intended to be this trope.[[note]]Headmasters/Headmistress' run schools. Librarians do something entirely different. This should probably fall under some kind of hot for teacher thing.[[/note]]

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* The Librarian from ''The Station Agent'' definitely quantifies as an HL. Finn's friends even [[LampshadeHanging draw attention to it]], telling him to [[{{Meganekko}} buy her glasses]] so they can play Hot Librarian.

* In ''[[http://archiveofourown.org/works/7752496 where you are wanted]]'', Laurel is forced to wear her glasses (as opposed to contacts), a slightly to small grey dress, and ties her hair into a messy bun. Dean just stares at her before finally saying she looks like a sexy librarian.

-->'''Dean:''' Yeah. With the hair and the glasses and the dress. ''(grins)''. It's really doing it for me, Laur. Hey, can you say ''if you don't pay your late fees, I'll have to punish you?''

* On a ''Series/{{Community}}'' Valentines Day episode, Troy and Abed both fall for a sexy librarian. Being good friends, they agree to let her decide between the two of them at the holiday dance.

* In ''Film/{{Tomcats}}'', Jerry O'Connell dated a librarian at one point. She's prim, proper, a bit shy and lives with her Gramma. Oh, and they're both into S&M.

** What can I do my dear/ to make it clear/ I love you madly, madly madame librarian, Marion!

* Diana Prince in ''Franchise/WonderWoman'', whose unbuttoning is part of her transformation into the titular character.

* [[WrestlingDoesntPay The wrestling librarian]] Wrestling/PaigeTurner fits the "prim and prudish" parts. Instead of leotards and singlets, her ring gear resemble collard shirts or sweaters, she will wrestle in glasses and though [[{{face}} known for being amicable]], she will silence you with her Dewey Decimator when pushed.[[/folder]]

* In ''Webcomic/{{PvP}}'', Miranda dresses up in [[http://www.pvponline.com/comic/2011/04/26/turn-of-the-bookworm/ "sexy librarian" mode]]. Informed that they're going to an all-female book club, she figures that with ten women around [[BiTheWay her chances are still pretty good]].

* On the Literature/{{Discworld}}, Sacharissa Cripslock (introduced in ''Discworld/TheTruth'') is a prim and severely-dressed young woman who impresses her new boss, newspaper editor William de Worde, as no more than average-looking. However, he eventually realizes that she is in fact stunningly beautiful ''if considered over several centuries'' -- the equivalent of a Renaissance face, pre-Raphaelite eyes, Classical figure and, for some reason, "good medieval ears". And ''that'' as just her face; her body featured "[[BuxomIsBetter a well crafted supply of other features that never go out of fashion at all]]", and for some reason she seemed to think that wearing extremely plain dresses would ''downplay'' this fact.

* Cecilia Lacques from Manga/{{Claudine}}, who works as a librarian in the local all girls's school and catches the attention of the main character due to her beauty. [[spoiler: And she was one of the lovers of Claudine's ''father'', actually. [[TearJerker It all ends in tears]].]]

* On ''Series/Episodes'' when the writer of the show-within-a-show 'Pucks' complains that the librarian's skirt is too short for an all-boys school, it's explained to her that the character is a T.V. librarian, so she has to look sexy.

* Similarly, Barbara Gordon, secretly the first Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} in the ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'' comics and the ''Series/Batman1966'' TV show. Even as the wheelchair-bound computer hacker Oracle, she's drawn as hot with glasses, simply proving that NerdsAreSexy. Bonus points for being an actual librarian back when she was Batgirl.

Contrast ScaryLibrarian (though they can overlap), see also BeautifulAllAlong. Compare MagicLibrarian, which is [[HotWitch more likely to overlap.]] (Sometimes, [[HornyDevils all three may overlap.]]) Compare HotForTeacher. Note that the character doesn't actually have to be employed as a ''librarian'' to fit this trope, as long as they fit the physical description (glasses, skirt, hair in a bun etc.) and share the same character traits (nerdy, shy and sexy). Females usually include SexySpectacles (because librarians are supposed to be smart, and SmartPeopleWearGlasses). This is also common among school teachers, especially in Westerns and Historicals.

* [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Sue Richards]] dressed like one [[http://images.wikia.com/marveldatabase/images/b/b1/Sue_storm_became_a_teacher.jpg when she became a teacher]] for a while, with the addition of wearing a short skirt.

* Similarly, Barbara Gordon, secretly the first Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} in the ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'' comics and the ''Series/{{Batman}}'' TV show. Even as the wheelchair-bound computer hacker Oracle, she's drawn as hot with glasses, simply proving that NerdsAreSexy. Bonus points for being an actual librarian back when she was Batgirl.

* The mild-mannered librarian Barbara Gordon from ''Series/{{Batman}}'', better known as ComicBook/{{Batgirl}}, complete with glasses and a stylish pixie cut. As Batgirl, she puts on a long red wig (which ultimately became her [[AdaptationDyeJob actual hairstyle]] when she became a CanonImmigrant).

* Professor Bertinelli, the secret identity of the Huntress, in ''[[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold Batman: The Brave and the Bold]]''.

** And Giles, the actual librarian. Also a case of [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave Grandpa What Massive Hotness You Have]].

* On ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'', Tammy II, Ron Swanson's second ex-wife -- played by [[Series/WillAndGrace Megan]] [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave Mullally]], [[RealLifeRelative Nick Offerman's real-life wife]]) -- is one of these, combined with ScaryLibrarian. Also a sex fiend. Who turns Ron into one when she gets together with him. This is a major reason the Parks Department hates the Library.

* [[WrestlingDoesntPay The wrestling librarian]] Paige Turner fits the "prim and prudish" parts. Instead of leotards and singlets, her ring gear resemble collard shirts or sweaters, she will wrestle in glasses and though [[{{face}} known for being amicable]], she will silence you with her Dewey Decimator when pushed.[[/folder]]

** The bookstore scene was basically duplicated in a BurtReynolds movie (probably ''Film/Shamus''), except we know they went all the way.

* ''Videogame/LeagueOfLegends'': The Headmistress Fiora skin is intended to be this trope.

* ''Anime/ReadOrDie'': Yomiko Readman is a fusion of this and CuteBookworm.