I don’t know much about the Children’s Book Store. I’m pretty sure I was never in it so I don’t know where I got the bookmark. I also don’t know what happened to the store as it’s not at this location anymore and probably no longer exists. At least I couldn’t find anything about it online.
I love the way the bookmark lets you make a list of the books you’ve read on the back. Things like that were lots of fun when I was a kid.
Book: Great Is the Truth: Secrecy, Scandal, and the Quest for Justice at the Horace Mann School by Amos Kamil with Sean Elder
Alex Good 
I don’t think your ‘books wot I have read’ index would fit on the back of that.🙂 Fun bookmark for kids, if they still read books.
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I would have write in teeny-tiney letters . . .
Yeah, now that kids don’t read books they don’t need checklists. Or bookmarks.
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Sadly.
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That’s a great way for a kid to learn to start keeping track of what they have read. They’ll appreciate it in 20 years 😉
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I think I did have something like this when I was a kid, but I didn’t keep it. The world’s loss!
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and most parents are busy enough so it’s not like they are going to do that for their kids. Getting them dressed and fed is a win 😀
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Thank heavens for low bars!
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Like the limbo bar!
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The Children’s Bookstore. On Yonge Street. Uh huh.
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Named for Sir George Yonge (1713-1812). Long (mis)identified as the longest street in the world at 1,896 km (1,178 mi).
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