I don’t read books on a tablet. I don’t even own a tablet! But this bookmark made me think of tablets because it’s ceramic and quite thick. Sort of like a domino tile. No chance of losing your place!
Book: The Sirens’ Call: How Attention Became the World’s Mot Endangered Resource by Chris Hayes
Alex Good 
Not to be dropped on a hard floor. It’s pretty.
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Yes, it might chip or break. But I take good care of my bookmarks!
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I know you do🙂 are they all in display cases in your basement library now?
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Most of them are in the drawers. I’ve been sorting them out. Still trying to decide which ones go in the top display.
I do everything slowly.
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No need to rush, photo of them when they’re displayed please.
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OK!
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That’s weird. In my notifications your comment says ‘is Booky out of office?’ But it’s not there on the site 😵💫 anyway yes, he’s not speaking until Sunday, there’s a post up on his site.
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That was my original comment. Then I went to Booky’s site and read his post and came back and deleted the question part.
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Im following you around 🤦♀️🙄
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I went to Fraggle Film (formerly known as Film Friday) but didn’t see you! We’re following each other in circles.
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Only just got latest pics back so hopefully sort out for next Friday!
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Very nice! Not practical, though. Again, a better toy than a bookmark.
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Well, not a whole lot of use as a toy either. Like all of the thicker bookmarks (mostly the ones carved from wood), it’s something I would never use. But then I don’t use any of the bookmarks in my collection. They’re only for show!
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Beautiful thick rectangular hunk of ceramic — oh, it’s a great toy all right. Now if there were two or more it would obviously be even better. I could clack for hours.
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