Wearable book
OwnerJulia B. Markinventor
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Abstract
A wearable book. A wearable book, comprising a plurality of pages and a loop adapted for encircling a body portion for attaching said pages to the body, is provided. The pages are preferably bound together at one edge and preferably are of substantially the same size. The loop preferably has at least about 50% elasticity for stretching the loop over a second body portion such as a hand having a substantially larger circumference than a first body portion such as a wrist, and thereafter snugly circumferentially contacting the first body portion to secure the book in place.
Claims37
A wearable book, comprising a plurality of pages having information thereon, connected by at least two spaced apart connectors to a loop, said loop being adapted for encircling a first body portion, wherein each of said pages has a size and a shape, wherein all of said pages have substantially the same said size and shape, said pages having corresponding first edges and being bound together at said first edges by said connectors, wherein said loop has at least about 50% elasticity, for stretching the loop over a second body portion having a substantially larger circumference than said first body portion and thereafter snugly circumferentially contacting said first body portion with said loop.
A method for consulting information in at least a potentially wet, outdoor environment, comprising:
- providing a substantially waterproof book containing the information;
- providing pages having corresponding first edges and being bound together at the first edges by connectors;
- connecting said book to a loop;
- threading the loop through the connectors;
- stretching the loop over a first body portion having a substantially larger circumference than a second body portion, thereafter snugly circumferentially contacting said second body portion with said loop after relaxing said stretching;
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- wearing said book in the outdoor environment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.