Embodiments of the present invention disclose a bookmark assembly that indicates relative page direction and a line left off for a reader. The assembly includes a hollow sleeve member having a window and a slot, a marker configured to translate through the hollow sleeve member, and a line indicator configured to translate along the slot.

A device including a bookmarker for bookmarking pages of a book, the bookmarker having a first and a second end. A locking mechanism locks the first and second ends. A first indicator is operable for indicating a desired portion of the page of the book. A second indicator is operable for indicating an unusual or interesting word on the page. A marker is operable for marking an index page to the corresponding page marked by the front portion of physical bookmark device or a solution page corresponding to a problem containing page marked by the front portion of the bookmarker. A counter for counting down or counting up from a predetermined starting value to a user-set or preset timer value. A motion sensor for determining when a user is reading or otherwise engaged with the page. An alarm for alerting or notifying of the preset timer value being reached.

The present invention relates to a reading guide to help mark a place on a text or illustration of a page or sheet. The device features a plurality of pieces including two similar small size supporting pieces and a sliding bar. The sliding bar is releasably attached to the two supporting pieces that are positioned on top edge and bottom edge of a page. The sliding bar has an indicator allowing an individual to slide the indicator to a desired position on the page the reader is currently on.

The method consists of using a T-square shape device that slides up and down e-readers. It has a vision window that allows 1 line of text to be seen at a time. The key feature is the T-square shape that allows the vision window to always be parallel to the line of text. This device improves focus and concentration, decreases eye strain, and makes reading easier, especially for those who struggle with reading.

A reading panel is disclosed. The reading panel is configured for holding a document having a plurality of lines of text or pattern and is configured for assisting a user to read the text or pattern provided on the document. The reading panel includes a flat sheet defining a pair of elongated openings extending in a lateral direction and arranged spaced apart and substantially parallel to each other. The reading panel also includes a strip separating the pair of elongated openings and adapted to slidably hold the document with the reading panel. The elongated openings together define a viewing window shaped and sized to facilitate a viewing and reading of one line of the plurality of lines to the user to enable a line by line reading of the document.

A demarker that in one form is substantially square. On one side of the demarker, a first indicia, such as a numeral “1” is placed in one corner. A second indicia, such as a numeral “2”, is placed in a diagonally opposite corner of the same side. The opposite side of the demarker does not include the first or second indicia in the corners. The demarker is then used to mark the last-read line on the last read page of a book by placing the demarker with the first and second indicia face-up on the opposite page of the last-read page. Further, for a single column books, the first indicia is aligned with the last-read line. For two-column books, the first indicia is aligned with the last-read line if the last-read line is in the first column. However, the second indicia is aligned with the last-read line if the last-read line is in the second column.

A concealment device for use with a notary book, the concealment device comprising an opaque, removable, reusable single sheet of static cling material sufficiently wide to cover confidential information contained on pages of the notary book when the notary book is being signed, the sheet having an upper and lower surface, the lower surface configured to secure to the notary book pages by static cling, and a bottom portion having a plurality of identifications that correspond with and align with identifications on the notary book when the concealment device is placed on the open notary book. A combination comprising a notary book having a plurality of notary pages, each notary page comprising a plurality of columns, the book having two pages in an open position for entering information into the notary book and a concealment device placed on the two pages in the open position of the notary book.

Embodiments of the present invention disclose a bookmark assembly that indicates relative page direction and a line left off for a reader. The assembly includes a hollow sleeve member having a window and a slot, a marker configured to translate through the hollow sleeve member, and a line indicator configured to translate along the slot.

A device including a bookmarker for bookmarking pages of a book, the bookmarker having a first and a second end. A locking mechanism locks the first and second ends. A first indicator is operable for indicating a desired portion of the page of the book. A second indicator is operable for indicating an unusual or interesting word on the page. A marker is operable for marking an index page to the corresponding page marked by the front portion of physical bookmark device or a solution page corresponding to a problem containing page marked by the front portion of the bookmarker. A counter for counting down or counting up from a predetermined starting value to a user-set or preset timer value. A motion sensor for determining when a user is reading or otherwise engaged with the page. An alarm for alerting or notifying of the preset timer value being reached.

A physical bookmark device is provided. The device includes an elongated strap having a locking mechanism at its end. a plurality of indicators are disposed on the elongated strap. The indicators are removably or movably disposed on the elongated strap. The elongated strap enables a user to adjust the strap securely in a book to bookmark at least two desired pages; wherein the elongated strap indicates a desired page, the removably disposed indicator indicates a first desired word or line on the desired page; and the window indicates a second desired word or line on the desired page; and wherein the device is a physical bookmark device.