For the last five or six years, I've had a deck of bicycle cards on my bookshelf that I use exclusively for bookmarks. I often juggle several books at a time before settling on one, so I usually have 5 or 6 bookmarks floating around, especially if I stopped reading something a while ago and put it back on the shelf.
It is incredibly handy to just get a new card from the deck when I start something instead of looking around for something that would make a good bookmark. Or worse, using a thin receipt (which I often used to do after buying a book).
They're cheap, plentiful, and the perfect size. My only complaint with this method is that they're just a little too thin so that you can't flip to the page quite as easily as with a thicker bookmark.
For some reason this feels like something a grandpa would do. I'm okay with that.
It is incredibly handy to just get a new card from the deck when I start something instead of looking around for something that would make a good bookmark. Or worse, using a thin receipt (which I often used to do after buying a book).
They're cheap, plentiful, and the perfect size. My only complaint with this method is that they're just a little too thin so that you can't flip to the page quite as easily as with a thicker bookmark.
For some reason this feels like something a grandpa would do. I'm okay with that.