The SoloReader One Handed Book Holder

Book Holder

Enjoy reading Even More
The Solo Reader holds the pages of an open book firmly in place while comfortably reading with one "SOLO" hand. Its clear hinged acrylic cover lies over the pages of an open book for clear crisp reading.

One-Handed Reading
The Solo Reader is a multi-tasker's dream come true! Just slip your book into the Solo Reader and the pages stay open for you, allowing you to do other tasks at the same time.

How To Use The SoloReader

Place the opened book in between the colored base portion of the SoloReader and its clear hinged cover.
The open book will now be sandwiched between the colored base portion of the SoloReader and its clear hinged cover.
It will also be resting against the lower edge (lip) preventing the book from sliding out towards your lap.

Our book holders and easel book stands are ideal for use:

In The Kitchen as a Cookbook Holder
At a Reading Library, as a Book Stand or Book Holder
In Your office as a Book Stand for easy typing
As the Ideal Gift for an Avid Reader
On the Bus, In Bed, Or any where that One-Handed or no Handed reading is convenient

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How To Turn The Pages Of Your Book

Hold the base (back portion) of the SoloReader with your left hand. Now rest your left thumb on the lower lip of the base so as to not obstruct the page from turning.
Using your right hand, take the top right corner of the page (that you want to turn) between your index finger and thumb, (like you would ordinarily do when turning a page), and then begin to turn the page.
As the page begins to turn, the clear hinged cover begins to lift with the page you are turning.
As this process is taking place, your right thumb can now slide along the underside of the clear hinged cover lifting the cover high enough to allow sufficient room for the page to turn and then lay flat.
As you are using your thumb to lift the clear cover, your fingers should be folding the page over. If the page is being bent of wrinkled, raise the cover a little higher with your thumb to allow more room for the page to turn.
To reiterate, while turning the page, your thumb should slide under the clear hinged cover while your fingers should be folding the pages over. As the page lays in its final position your reading can continue comfortably and unabated.

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