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Welcome to the home of the amazing new BookGem® ![]() The pocket reading stand that holds your book open, in a variety of comfortable reading positions. There's never been anything like it! Twin spring-loaded clips hold the book securely, yet open easily so you can turn pages. Folding legs make it versatile - use it at a desk, in your lap - even tilted over on a pillow for relaxing reading in bed! |
Why a book stand? Just think about it - you spend holding the book. Usually with both hands. |
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. . . might as well wear handcuffs |
![]() A Recent Email March 26, 2001 Hello, I purchased a BookGem yesterday at Powell's Bookstore (Portland, OR) after browsing its packaging for several skeptical minutes. Well, you already knew I'd love BookGem and I do. The plane ride home was all it took. I was reading, eating and drinking with ergonomic ease I never though possible, particularly in Economy. BookGem is thoughtfully designed, solidly built, and a must have for travelers and the reading/eating class. . . . Thanks again for a great product, Ed Rosen (Thanks, Ed, for letting us print your letter.)
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BookGem®
"BookGem" and the
book-and-gemstone
logo are registered trademarks of BookGem. U.S. Patent
No.6,068,299 |
Clipped to the bottom of a book, the BookGem makes it possible. Or flip it over and attach it to the top of the book for a more inclined reading angle. Whether it's a fat paperback or a nice hardbound book, the BookGem frees your hands from the constant chore of holding the book up and the pages open. ![]() Works great in an easy chair. Or take it with you - on the train, to the library, to the beach. It's great for those long airplane flights - your book sits perfectly on a tray table. Toss it in your travel bag or even your pocket ![]() This ingeniously simple little wonder folds up flat, much like a pair of glasses. (It will even fit into many eyeglass cases!)
How about reading in bed? Isn't it awkward, having to constantly hold the book up where you can see it? Either your wrists get cramped or your arms get tired or your neck starts to ache. After about ten minutes of this juggling act, you'll probably just want to give up and go to sleep. Sound familiar?
Use it for a while and we think you'll find yourself saying what we hear all the time -
- Your thumbs will thank you!
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