Bookmark Monday #6

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Bookmark Monday
Bookmark Monday is a weekly meme created at Guiltless Reading, where you can show all your pretty bookmarks...or bookmarks you want to have! If you want to join, just go here.

This week I'll show you a very cool bookmark, made by flaps.com. I got this one last year at a books event called 'Feria Internacional del Libro de Santiago' at Santiago de Chile, actually, I think my sister bought it for me, and it's pretty cool because it has magnets and it stays where you put it. You can use it to mark the page but also the line, isn't that great?





Do you like it? Would you use a bookmark as this one?

Comments

  1. guiltlessreader5/18/2015 5:32 PM

    What a sassy design! I guess with the magnet you'll never lose the bookmark, which has happened to me! Sometimes with heavier bookmarks though I worry that it'll damage the pages -- is this one heavy?

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    1. Gaby G5/20/2015 6:38 AM

      Not at all, I worried about that too but it's very light :)

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  2. Alexia5615/19/2015 11:03 AM

    Very cool bookmark! I have a couple of small magnet bookmarks, but nothing this size. love that you can mark your spot with it as well as the page! And the design is fun and sassy!

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    1. Gaby G5/20/2015 6:39 AM

      I think this one is the only magnetic bookmark I have but I loved the idea to mark the spot too!

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  3. A Canadian Girl5/19/2015 2:52 PM

    That's why I don't use bookmarks - they never stay where you place them; I wouldn't have an issue if I had a bookmark like yours :)

    Thanks for stopping by my blog!

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  4. Anonymous5/29/2015 8:28 AM

    Of course I would use it. I love that flirty bookmark and love the magnet.

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