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What do you use as a bookmark?
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Apr 10, 2013 10:25PM

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However, I have grabbed a receipt, a scrap of paper, a ribbon, a label about to be discarded, a ticket stub, basically anything that is loose at one end to act as a bookmark. And the strange thing is that once I commit to one of these strange items as a bookmark, I tend to hang on to it for the duration of the read. It is as though I have connected the item to the book. I have no explanation for it.
I never dog-ear a page in a book. If I don't have a bookmark with me, I memorize the page number. I also never place a book face down. I think this must go back to my childhood when I learned to care for books.


I don't dog-ear pages either. And I've used random paper I find lying around. A while back I read about a library that created a display of items left in returned books.

Every now and then, though, I'll actually have a bookmark handy (my mom loves to send me one with every letter she mails me).

I use variouos bookmarks but never paper clips.
If the book was mailed to me, it usally comes with something, a packing slip or maybe a letter from the publisher or a bookmark marketing that book. I use whatever came with the book.
Otherwise, I use holy cards, things I get in the mail from the Humane Society, bookmarks from my cat's vet, etc.













Index cards. I always have them handy and if I lose one, I have a stack of about 100 others. Plus I can write notes on them.

C


















Nicola wrote: "I use free bookmarks, old envelopes, photos, postcards, old and new bought book marks, random bits of torn paper and in desperation I FOLD OVER THE CORNER!! OMFG lol"
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