Book Darts 125 Count Tin Bronze Bookmarks - Line Book Markers

Whether you’re a student, academic, researcher, educator, instructor, archivist, admin professional, any person who relies on technical manuals, or avid reader —— these are what you’ve needed that you didn’t know you need. No more dog-eared pages, no more collection of bought (including thin stickies) or fabricated (let’s be honest, torn paper bookmarks are beneath you). I love these not just for the utility, but also because you can mark whatever pages you need and THE BOOK STILL LOOKS NICE! Placed back in a bookshelf or whatever your sorting/storage preference/need may be. On top of all that, the “arrow-ness” of them can help you mark a specific section of text by pointing to the section you intended to reference! Seems like something that can be solved with a highlighter, but these things work like a highlighter AND bookmark in one clever metal clip. Discrete, unobtrusive, and wildly pragmatic and CHEAP. Do yourself a favor, get them and experience the distinct euphoria of finding something you didn’t expect you’d need but are so very happy to adopt! (I wish whoever made these had paid me to write a glowing review, but they haven’t 🤣 - it’s just a genuinely great product and idea)

These things are a necessity for readers. I love them for bookmarks, and for marking a quote or something like that. Seriously, LOVE them!!

Super handy and easy to use. Great way to mark your page.

What I love: I love putting these on the dust jacket of my book so that I have easy access to them when I am reading! They are so thin so they don't add bulk to the book, they are easy to use, and they do not permanently mark up the book. These are a great way to mark where you left off and of course to mark passages you want to remember. They also look really nice. Every reader should have these! What I would change: The lid comes off too easily. I went to pick up the container and the lid came off and the book darts spilt everywhere. Recommend for: - Great gift for readers, students, high school graduates - Add to Christmas stockings - Add to Easter baskets - Great thing to pair if gifting a book to someone - Homeschools

I have bought two tins of these now. I got a tin of mixed colors the first time and found I loved the bronze ones, but didn't care for the other colors so much, so I was so grateful that we could get a tin of just one color. They are very thin and it can actually be a little hard to find them, but I've almost never had one fall off a page and that was only when another page slipped underneath it and pushed it out, which was rather annoying since I lost my page, but I use these all the time and that's only happened once, which is far less than any other kind of bookmark I've used including the magnetic ones. I must either have a lot of books around the house that I never finished or accidentally given a lot of these to the library since my first tin is almost completely gone. I suspect that it's a bit of both. But they are great and the tins are great looking. My tin was not blue when I bought it as in the picture here, but perhaps they are now? I was glad to see that they didn't put a label over the original label on the bottom this time (they had on the first tin I bought and it completely ruined the bottom label and ripped the original one if you tried taking it off) and that the original label looked really nice. Not much else to say, they work really well, though may be a little hard to handle if you have bad arthritis in your hands.

These are the best bookmarks I’ve ever used. They don’t fall out of the book like bookmarks tend to. They fit onto the page rather than sticking to it do they leave no residue. I mark where I am reading by slipping them vertically on the page I’m reading. I note passages I want to show my husband by slipping the clip horizontally on the page.

I liked these. They didn’t stick out of the book, which is one of the downsides to sticky tabs. It also made the book look a bit cuter on the edges.

I've seen a few reviews about bent or hard-to-open tins and additional sticky labels covering the tin labels. I experienced nothing at all like that. Mine arrived in perfect condition without an obliterating sticker in sight. These are such wonderful little tools that I use in other ways than simply for book place markers. I used to use a paper clip to keep the right page of my check register and the duplicate check copies in place so I wouldn't have to feather through page after page, but the paper clip would distort the checkbook cover with a bump when it was closed and I hated them. I use these little darts to keep the right page of the check register readily available and clip all used duplicate check copies in the same way so I always know exactly where the next unused check is in the stack. Works like a charm. No bump/distortion on my checkbook and everything stays neat and tidy. They can handle 3 or 4 pages of the check register and 6 or 7 pages of the duplicate check stubs (as that paper is thinner), so when they get to more than that...I just add another dart for the next sections, offsetting them so I don't get any bump or distortion at all. Love these and glad I found even more use for them than as only book place markers.