
Book Junkie - Bookmark
Book Junkie - Bookmark is a precisely crafted wooden bookmark built for readers who value a clean, tactile accessory for their books.
Made from 1/8" plywood, it features a laser-engraved design and a twine string attached to one end for convenient retrieval between pages.
- Material: 1/8" plywood
- Size: 1" wide × 5" long
- Finish: laser-engraved design on wood
- Attachment: twine string at one end
- Note: wood grain/color may vary slightly with each sheet of plywood
Designed to sit discreetly within your pages, this bookmark blends practicality with a touch of character, making it a distinct addition to any reading routine.
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Book Junkie - Bookmark
Book Junkie - Bookmark is a precisely crafted wooden bookmark built for readers who value a clean, tactile accessory for their books.
Made from 1/8" plywood, it features a laser-engraved design and a twine string attached to one end for convenient retrieval between pages.
- Material: 1/8" plywood
- Size: 1" wide × 5" long
- Finish: laser-engraved design on wood
- Attachment: twine string at one end
- Note: wood grain/color may vary slightly with each sheet of plywood
Designed to sit discreetly within your pages, this bookmark blends practicality with a touch of character, making it a distinct addition to any reading routine.
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Book Junkie - Bookmark is a precisely crafted wooden bookmark built for readers who value a clean, tactile accessory for their books.
Made from 1/8" plywood, it features a laser-engraved design and a twine string attached to one end for convenient retrieval between pages.
- Material: 1/8" plywood
- Size: 1" wide × 5" long
- Finish: laser-engraved design on wood
- Attachment: twine string at one end
- Note: wood grain/color may vary slightly with each sheet of plywood
Designed to sit discreetly within your pages, this bookmark blends practicality with a touch of character, making it a distinct addition to any reading routine.













