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I never heard of one. I can see it being helpful like you said for heavier hardbacks. I know it would save me from dropping the book on my chest/face when I nod off
I use a small pillow that's stuffed with buckwheat hulls. It's kind of like those old ashtrays whose bottoms were filled with sand. It keeps the book in a stable place on my lap and it's uncomplicated.
give it a C+...not so good for big tomes...the indented part (to stand book on) not deep enough for lg. books
but it's awesome for my tablets and smaller books, esp. crossword puzzles
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Originally Posted by Rowan123
I'd never heard of this. I could see it would be helpful with a very thick hardback.
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