I would dare to venture and say that when it comes to those who read
books and magazines, this particular crowd can be divided into two – the
first who absolutely love all their books, that they loathe to loan it
out to others, while the second group would not mind sharing the same
book all around, and think that books should be read well – which means
folding “dog ears” to mark the position where you have stopped reading
to return to later. Bookmarks are for the weak! Well, the £19.95 Electronic Dictionary Bookmark might give you something else to think about for sure.
Not only are you sure that you know where was the last time that you
have stopped reading that particular book, the Electronic Dictionary
Bookmark holds one very distinct advantage – as its name suggests, it
will also come with a built-in dictionary so that you will be able to
check out right there and then a particular word that has confounded
your brain. It is actually the Collins English dictionary that features
38,0000 definitions, which has been specially condensed into a sleek and
slender gadget.
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