Jiggumbob

JIGGUMBOB . It's a thingamabob; a gadget; a whatsit; a gewgaw. Something few people use or recognise. An item of obscurity and forgettable name or title.
To see how this is used, see todays post in my Others Album

[Issi Bannerman]

I never knew such an item existed, but I can see why it could be handy for certain books. My grandad would have called it a thingamajig!

[Casablanca]

Very useful for book reading. I would probably call it "a whatsit!"

[JackieR]

Ooh that's brilliant

[Susan Wakely]

A great jiggumbob.

[katy]

I never would have figured it out from this picture if you haven’t shown us what it looked like in use in the other picture. It perfectly fits the description for the month though.

[Renee Salamon]

I like it and what a great name - but I’m a kindler now so don’t have a need any more

[Thom Mitchell]

I know what this is because I investigated getting one for Clare!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

My first thought was that it had to do with knitting- but then the book didn't make any sense. Interesting doodad!

[Kathy]

@jamibann Some people might like to use these, but it didn't really work out for me. Thingamajig works for me.
@casablanca Thanks Casa.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond Thanks Jackie.
@wakelys Thanks Sue.
@grammyn Thanks Katy. It was a gift from a book club member and had to be demonstrated to me.
@rensala I could use something to make it easier to hold a tablet. They're heavy.
@rhoing I have to ask, did you get one for her? And if you did, did she use it?
@olivetreeann Thanks Ann.