PageKeeper The Amazing Automatic Bookmark

I have had two of these for many years but mislaid one in a book somewhere, so hoped to buy another two; I have two or three books on the go sometimes. The Pagekeeper is an ingenious idea. It fits most average thickness paperbacks by clipping over the back cover and adjusting the spring marker to the page being read. When you turn the page you carefully pull the page up from behind the spring and so it moves through the book as you read always marking the page even if you fall asleep mid page as I often do.If the book is thicker than about 2cm or hardback I put the clip over 2 or 3 pages near the middle of the book and read until the spring slackens then move the clip further back. The Pagekeeper comes with instructions which say put it on the bottom of the page but I prefer it at the top then I can put my thumb under the next page to turn it but the choice is up to the reader.The only thing seems to be a drawback is availability. They are in short supply. Leave a note with Amazon to notify you when they are in stock. I did this but still only managed to get one of the two I wanted.

This bookmark has changed the way I read books, here's why:Pros:-Easy to operate-Easy to find your page-Doesn't fall outCons:-May slightly break the bottom of your book-For what it is it's a little overpricedIn conclusion I would buy this product again if I lost mine as you only need one of these

the pagekeeper is an amazing little product! So simple yet effective.You slide the strong metal clip onto the back cover of your book (include a few of the final pages if it's a very flimsy paperback) and place little wire hook on your current page. A hugely thick book can present a problem here as the wire doesn't reach the first page from the back cover, but you can attach the metal clip to several pages partway through the book if necessary.As you carefully turn the page, it lifts out of the wire hook without damage and the next page is automatically held by the wire. If you have to put the book down suddenly (eg on realising you've reached your stop when travelling by train) or drop the book (doesn't everyone read while waiting in a queue?!), your page is saved!No slippery bookmarks to fall out, no turning down of the page corner (as if you would!), no spending precious reading time trying to find your place.A little gem, I have four and wouldn't be without them. Just remember to take them out when you hand your library books back!

I tend to have 2 or 3 books on the go, and so have 3 page turners. They're a bit expensive but can be trusted to keep a page.

I absolutely love this. You just clip the pagekeeper to the back of the book (maybe the last few pages as well to be secure) and then pop the pin on your current page and then as you read the pin follows. You do have to gently turn the page as not to rip the page, but I'm happy to do that, the pagekeeper is stronger than I thought it would be. I often read at stations and open and close my book whilst getting on to the train/bus and used to have to put by finger in the page (rather than fumbling around for my bookmark), but now I can just close the book and reopen. It's the little things in life. Highly recommended.

So easy to insert in any book and to keep your place. Doesn't fall out like paper or card book marks a it is attached to the page. It doesn't work in very thick books though as these stretch it too much. Mine lasted years and I replaced it the moment it broke.

Fits and stays on back of book. Easy turn page by page with the page marker arm over from the 1st page. Is great. Got extras to give to friends and family.

I have been using these for years and cannot recommend them highly enough. I have Osteoarthritis is my hands (as well as everywhere else) so it is difficult to hold a book and I frequently fumble with it or drop it when reading, these grip on well and I never lose a page.