The Nookmark Bookmark is described as a reinvention of a traditional bookmark, but I’m not sure how they went from a piece of paper slipped between the pages of a book to this wooden triangular support. The Nookmark “follows the shape of an open book”, and you lay an open book over the apex of the triangle to mark your place.
According to reviews on Amazon, this method prevents your book from getting something placed on it on the nightstand. Another suggested use is to place the Nookmark on a coffee table to display an attractive book as part of the decor.
The Nookmark has an opening in the center that’s perfect for storing your reading glasses or a phone. The stand is made of high-quality, rapidly-renewable bamboo with a clear coating.
For each Nookmark purchased, one dollar will be donated to United Through Reading, which connects military families facing physical separation by facilitating the bonding experience of reading aloud together. You can purchase a Nookmark Bookmark for $38 at Amazon.
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Nookmark – for when a normal bookmark just won’t do originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on March 28, 2018 at 9:00 am.
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