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ThumbThing

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Thumbthing is a brilliant little invention for bibliophiles and casual readers alike. The colorful molded plastic piece fits on your thumb and holds the book open making one-handed reading much more satisfying. Available with 4 different thumb hole sizes, the Thumbthing doubles as a bookmark when not in use.
$2.95 at ABC Stuff. (via Cool Tools)

Updated Feb 13, 2006

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smartest thing EVER!
My hand always cramps when i am trying to hold the book open, not to mention the bottom gets kind of warped. This is great! (via bianca)

Updated Apr 11, 2007

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simple yet highly useful. after an extended reading session my thumb always hurts and the book slowly begins to close on itself. this is exactly what i needed. (via Thumb Thing)

Updated Jan 11, 2007

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I love to read in bed but my hands ache when trying to keep the book open. Look a clever solution. (via Design Spotter)

Updated Aug 23, 2006

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