Jot & Mark Library Kit with 100 Book Card Pockets and Catalog Checkout Cards | Perfect for creating School Classroom, Church, Social Group and Personal Libraries

I'm very pleased with the quantity and quality of this product. I can use some of them in my books so I can keep track of who borrows my books and how long they've kept them. Another wonderful use for these library cards/pockets is to use them in craft journals of various types. The cards and pockets can be distressed to give them a vintage appearance. I've also hand-written or typed the titles of books on the cards, then filled the cards out with fictional people and dates when they checked the book out in the past. The back of the library card can also be used for journaling space in a journal They can come in handy for many types of paper crafts.

Great for my work in our church library. Easy to use. Second time I have ordered from Jot & Mark, so obviously I'm pleased with their products.

The cards and pockets are both well sized and perfect for a small library. The pockets adhere well to the inside cover of most books. Does not adhere well to some plastics.

These cards and pockets are perfect for classroom libraries. With the self-adhesive backs, they are fast and easy to place in the books. It is great to have a card and pocket combo because other companies sell one or the other. The set is great. I have purchased this set on more than one occasion, and as my collection grows, I will continue to purchase more of the set.

I love that the card holder is the same color as the paper and inside cover of the books usually. A bit big (snug) for mass market paperbacks, but it works.

This is much better than climbing a ladder to change light bulbs

I Purchased this for my home library kit. I love the cards but the glue backing doesn’t seems sturdy. But they haven’t fallen out yet, so I am happy.

This product does the expected job. The adhesive on the holder is substantial and weight of the card and holder is good quality and will last through much usage.

Sometimes, the old school way is the best way. I have been growing my personal library for years, and when friends see that I have a particular book that interests them, they tend to want to borrow it. I usually take a photo of the borrower with the book title in hand to remind myself who I lent the book to, however, sometimes the borrower doesn't know how long they've had the book, so I sometimes don't get a book back for months or years, and in rare cases: never again. :(This library card catalogue solves the problem. I sometimes still take a photo of the book with the borrower, but now, I can also just take a photo of the card instead. Under the name section, I get the borrower to also put their contact info. When the book is "overdue", I just text/email/IM the photo to the borrower.It's much easier to find these photos because I'm looking for a card rather than faces. Plus, it's nice to see that physical books can still be enjoyed by so many people.That said, the library card catalog is made of the same materials as library card catalogs of the the past. It is made of thick card stock, and there is a useful self-adhesive back for the pocket/card sleeve for affixing to a physical book. I usually stick it in the inside cover (front or back) of a book.

This is such a great product and a good price. When I needed to order more, however, there were no more available. I would highly recommend it. Hoping the company gets going making more soon!

This set of book pockets and cards are the best I've had. Good quality. The cards have a space for the date also. Would not order any others any more.

Love these, they are better then what I was expecting! - will buy a few more boxes in a near future - Great for junk journaling!