ASHLEY PRODUCTIONS Cut-Out Window Trakker Blue 📘 Reading Guide: A Must-Have for Reading Enthusiasts (ASH10826) Review

yesterday my 8 year old son needed 60-90 minutes for 10 pages without this help; Today we tried this "magic bookmark" and he read 10 pages in 25 minutes and told me it was the best day of his life. He smiled as he read - so thankful for this product!

Makes a great reading aid and bookmark. The only minor complaint I have is that the reading window isn't ideal for small books. Example: I am reading The Witcher books and they are relatively small. So when I read a page with it, the actual words start in the blue part to the left of the edit box.

my fiance has such a severe form of dyslexia that the words not only get jumbled but shift and fall completely off the page where the page can look blank. Not only does the cutout help him focus on what he's reading, but the blue tint keeps the rest of the words on the page from moving.

My daughter has trouble reading and found chapter after chapter difficult for her. She will lose her place, it will be hard for her to find the place where she left. It works great, she enjoys using it and keeps it in her book as a marker for books. It bends easily so it can be used for small books without damaging it. Excellent purchase.

This helped my child a lot with reading. I was worried the hole would be too narrow but it will fit whatever books he will be using it on. (This would be too narrow for picture books, but books with larger print will do.). It is of reasonable thickness and size overall. I bought two different products at the same time, but he likes this one better.

My granddaughter has trouble concentrating on the page while reading. This is a frustrating and sensitive subject which is why I just mentioned sending her this because we use reading guides as a 'coping strategy' with aphasic clients and they found it so convenient that I decided to send one to her. It worked. She found it less tiring to read and says she will continue to use it. For a teenager this is a 5 star rating.

I am studying and the chapters in my textbooks are long and tedious to read. Not because of a learning disability, but because I can't concentrate on reading a line of text long enough to remember the information. I would get frustrated and stop reading altogether. I took several courses in which I had to read a text and I completely ignored it, but passed the course. I bought it a few weeks ago and was able to read all the chapters in these books in less time than I have in many years. I'm so…