If you’re anything like me, you have more than one book going at any one time. I usually have at least two, sometimes three or four. I’ve found bookmarks in books that I was so sure I needed to buy and read instantly. Only to come across them lying forlornly in my to-be-read pile.
So, what does that mean for us bookaholics? We are generally short of bookmarks.
Rather than use any old thing, like slips of raggedy paper or bits of used napkins, I have invested in a few corner bookmarks from TheBookmarkNovelist at her Etsy shop. (Or visit her at her website.)
These little pieces of brightly patterned paper have become my go-to type of bookmark. They hug the corner of the page without slipping off—or worse yet, out of the book totally as some “regular” bookmarks have the habit of doing.
For me, my collection of bookmarks almost—not quite but almost—equals my collection of books that I have yet to read. But there can never be too much of a good thing, whether it’s books or classy markers to keep our place elegantly
What do you use as bookmarks? Leave me a comment, if you wish, about how you deal with marking your place.
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