This is another see-through plastic bookmark that I think works really well. Books on top of books on top of books!
Book: Defining the World: The Extraordinary Story of Dr. Johnson’s Dictionary by Henry Hitchings
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Alex Good 
That’s cool!
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Yeah, I like these see-through ones. This one was nice.
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I don’t remember seeing a see-through one before. That’s really fun looking.
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I do like this. The previous one was the church:
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Ahhh, that’s why I don’t remember it. I don’t think of that as “see through” even though technically it is.
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You should straighten up those books; letting them lean like that isn’t good for their spines.
(Great advice I sadly never heed myself.)
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I lean some books, mainly just to keep others from falling over. Isn’t it only a problem if they’re oversized? Or maybe trade paperbacks. I don’t know. Most of my shelves are full anyway!
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Good posture is important regardless. And if you ever get one (as I have) that’s been leaning for a very long time, the darn thing *stays* cockeyed. Plus it puts a lot of stress on the joins.
This is what bookends are for, but in my world they just take up too much space.
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I have some good bookends! Should post some pics.
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That would be nice. I love bookends. Just can’t afford the space.
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