Bookmark
OwnerJoAnn Pearl Foranceinventor
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Abstract
The invention relieves readers' frustration of conventional bookmarks that do not stay in place or become lost when placed outside the book. The invention is designed to be an unobtrusive object that is neat, small and compact; it is made from a two to one stretch material with a loop that will hug the back cover of the book while a tail marks the reader's spot. Most individual readers would use the single strand unit while college students, law offices, etc. would use the multiple strands unit to mark several areas within a large reference manual or oversize text book.
Claims1
What I claim as my invention is a reusable, stay-in-place, unobtrusive, temporarily attachable, convenient bookmark which will maintain the place(s) of reference, will become part of the book until removed by the reader and will not drop out of the book, become lost or tattered.