Happy Top Ten Tuesday!
I know today is about favorite bookmarks, but I’m pretty generic. I’ve had the same book mark for 4 years now and it’s a basic dinosaur one (don’t worry I’ll put a photo below).
So instead I decided to pick out a bunch of different types of bookmarks and rank them based on my arbitrary opinions. This is one of those few times where the line-up matters.
I’ve had this same bookmark from Hastings (RIP) and I love it. I’m obsessed with dinosaurs, it’s holographic and makes me smile every time I see it. I still can’t believe I’ve kept up with it this long. I love a simple bookmark.
These are so fun and so tiny! I love all of the different designs and how they take up little space.
I have never owned one of these, but admire them from a far. I love that you can make them on your own (and in so many styles). It’s perfect for the creative person at home!
I love that this adds pizzazz to the outside of a book while you’re reading it. The pop of color and style can be unique to you and these are something easy to make at home too!
How handy when you’re reading late at night and the next more having trouble remembering what line you stopped on. Never fear, this book mark will tell you exactly.
I love cute tassels that stick out from books. They don’t get in the way but are colorful and fun. Though I have found that mine always eventually fall apart.
I know you can fold these up into clip type bookmarks, but I haaate paper clips y’all. I don’t like the feel/sound of sliding them over paper and I can’t handle them for even normal uses. No to paperclips.
While tassels stay pretty much out of the way and you can still stack the book and more, bookmarks that have physical big pieces that stick out bother me. I don’t like the way they look either.
While good in a crunch, there’s so many bookmarks out there that it would be pretty easy to nab one. The randomness of it messes with my type-A personality. All of these options go into the trash for me.
We can’t be friends if this is how you treat books (just kidding haha). I don’t like dog-earring at all. It ruins the book pages and makes them easier to fall apart. Stick anything in there just don’t fold the page!!
What’s your favorite type of bookmark? What about least favorite? Lets talk in the comments!
Do you have a loved one who loves reading? Are you looking for fun ways to encourage your little one to read?
Bookmarks are important accessories in any reading session. They help you keep track of your reading, keep your books in good condition, and nurture regular reading habits. They often come in various colorful designs and take up different styles, so you always have a wide range to choose from.
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Bookmark designers use different materials to create cute bookmarks that can stand the test of time. From metal, paper, and cloth bookmarks, the uniqueness of each one makes them fun collectibles for book lovers of all ages. So if you are still wondering which bookmarks can appeal to dedicated bookworms, here are 15 ideas to get you started.
These personalized bookmarks can make for a perfect gift for kids of all ages. Each bookmark is hand-stitched and made from felt and recycled cardboard. They are available in summer, spring, fall, and winter design options, and you can choose custom letters to go with the design of your choice.
The versatility of letter bookmarks makes them ideal for book-gifting occasions or simply something you can give a fellow bookworm to brighten up their day.
This quirky bookmark will certainly make reading more fun! It has a beautiful turquoise color and is super easy to install. Its no-slip secure page design guarantees it stays firmly in place, so your little one doesn’t have to keep adjusting it. You can use it on hardcover and softcover books like picture books, cookbooks, magazines, novels, and also journals.
We totally love this unconventional bookmark. Aside from its beading, its design includes a set of chakra healing stones tumbled on a tree of life. The Tree of Life adds a sentimental value to it as it represents your own cosmic family tree and symbolizes energy and good health. Its sturdy page insert can hold in place in any novel. This metal bookmark comes beautifully packaged in a Jovivi velvet pouch and an elegant gift box.
Bookmarks don’t need to be sophisticated to be functional; simple also works just fine. This Lastword bookmark is perfect for any book and is suitable for readers of all ages. It’s made from an eco-leather label and a polished metal cursor. We love its versatility, as it marks the exact line you were on during your reading session. It is available in five colors; yellow, lime, red, blue, and coral, giving readers a wide range of options to choose from.
If you are all about adding a personal touch to your bookmarks, printable bookmarks are a must-have. They can make for a great welcome packet for any new member of your book club or a fun gift idea. This artsy walk-in-the-garden printable bookmark will get your tween excited. It is perfect for any paper project. It comes in sets of 6 cards, with 1.6 x 6.3-inch size images on a single page.
If you are a reader who enjoys quilting and patchwork or simply love the fun ways fabric can be utilized to elevate the aesthetics of simple items, cloth bookmarks may be the kind of accessory you need for your reading sessions. This bookmark is made using cotton fabric, reinforced with vlieseline that stiffens the fabric. The seller offers the option of customizing it. Otherwise, it comes in plain packaging without a message.
Metal bookmarks make for sturdy and timeless page markers. This Jiazhenep has a unique design, combining elegance and simple art. It blends a vintage-style feather and a 3D butterfly pendant and is finished off with an eternal dried flower glass bead charm. Each piece is crafted by hand and packaged in a beautiful gift box. The feathers measure 4.5 x 0.9 inches while the length of the charm is about 4 inches, making it the perfect size bookmark.
Leather is another material used to make lasting bookmarks. This set of handmade bookmarks is made from real soft horse leather. They are soft but tough and can withstand scratches. Each bookmark has a heart shape at the front and has tassels to add a vintage charm. They are neatly stitched by hand and have smooth edges. You can use them in any book or magazine as they fit perfectly.
We love this inexpensive set of magnetic bookmarks by Joyberg. You can get them at $4.99, which in our opinion, is a steal! They come in various colors for you to choose from and stay in place once clipped onto any page.
These adorable Harry Potter bookmarks will appeal to any fan of the book series. They come in different styles: Hogwarts and Creatures, Students and Professors, Wizards and Hogwarts, and Wizards and Professors. Perfect for marking your way through the magical adventure through each page.
This glow in the dark multicolor star glitter bookmark is definitely worth adding to your bookmark collection. They are 5.5 inches long and have tassels of different colors to jazz them up. Most buyers attest to its great quality and recommend buying it for a loved one. So if you’re looking for a stocking stuffer or a gift for a book lover in your life, ‘just because’, these bookmarks may do the trick.
Magnetic bookmarks is one of the most common types in the market. However, most of them are usually plain, but not these ones! LOTTELI takes a fun approach to its design. Their bookmarks make use of different kinds of animals (ocean animals, night animals, and dogs) to bring life to their design. Each bookmark has a cute message on it. They are made of plastic and strong magnets, so you don’t have to worry about their lifespan and functionality. They securely stay in place while being gentle on the pages.
Magnetic bookmarks are totally safe for books. They do not damage the book pages and leave them in good condition even after multiple uses. So basically, they are made of sturdy paper or plastic and have strong magnets on each side that stick together when you fold them atop a book page, sandwiching the page and keeping it in place. Removing them is equally as easy as installing them – pull each side of the bookmark apart. They are gentle on pages, making them perfect bookmarks for daily use.
This bookmark is ideal for adults and teens looking for a vintage charm. It is made of sturdy white cardboard paper with retro designs printed on it. However, you may want to note that the bookmarks are not laminated, and the images are printed on one side of it. Each package contains 30 different bookmarks and is packed in a box for convenient storage.
Adult, teen, or kid, it’s hard not to love this corner bookmark. Made of full-grain leather, this bookmark is carefully crafted to perfection and finished off with a logo on its backside. You can rub its natural leather color in some areas if you’re looking to adopt a more vintage look. Harry Potter fans will appreciate the nod.
Take Note: Keep the matte leather bookmarks away from light-colored clothes, as they can stain them for the first two weeks.
This knitted bookmark is sure to elicit a giggle from kid and adult readers alike.
Here are 3 advantages of using bookmarks for books:
Although I’ve dog-eared many a page in my lifetime, many readers can’t stand the idea of having to fold over the tip of a page. If that’s you, you need a bookmark.
One of the coolest accessories book lovers own is definitely bookmarks. Aside from showcasing your dedication to maintaining your books, they present an opportunity for you to express your personality. Most of them are designed to meet each reader’s preferences — funny, cute, quirky, engaging, or sophisticated.
Small bookish stores often use bookmarks to provide information and create awareness to sell their products. So purchasing bookmarks or gifting them to other bookworms helps support many small business owners.
There they are: 15 of the best bookmarks for kids and adults! Which of these options do you like? Which ones did I miss?