Suction Razor  holder For Wall

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Received item a few days ago. Cleaned bathroom mirror with disinfectant wipes which left some moister on the mirror. I then put the suction cups on it. Once it dried, the suction was strong and did not move at all. Currently holding 2 regular adult size toothbrushes, 1 tongue cleaner and my husband's Gillette Fusion razor. Holds all 4 items well, does not slip or fall out. Overall great toothbrush holder without having another item clutter your bathroom sink. Wish it had a place to hold the toothpaste, but this isn't called "toothpaste holder." Therefore, I gave it 5 stars. Interdesign 49902 Toothbrush Holder

Not a lot to review here.



The holder works with both electric toothbrush heads as you can put them in and take them out vertically.



Regular toothbrushes can be slid in sideways through the front opening in the holders.



The suction cups are big and work well on appropriate surfaces.



The chrome finish looks good.

Sturdy enough but just FYI for other customers -- these suction cups will not stay adhered to a plastic laminated surface (the interior of my medicine cabinet). Also the metal holders are a bit large for standard toothbrushes, some balancing required to keep them in or they slip through (I give 2 stars for that reason, not for my ignorance of the science of suction cups).

I needed two of these because there don't seem to be any similarly compact toothbrush holders for a family of 5. Plus, now the extra spaces allow those with fears of cooties to not have to have their toothbrush next to their brother's or sister's!!



They are quite compact and have a simple but refined style, so it goes well in our bathroom and i would assume many others. Suction cups hold very well, and we have them at the base of the mirror over the sink.



The openings are semi-large on this, but not that big. Can not grab the body of our brushes in a convenient place, so they are all held by the bristles. Considering that some are juvenile toothbrushes, if you don't place them just right they can slip through.

I bought this product because I was tired of toothbrush holders that are hard to clean. The great thing about this holder is that it doesn't require cleaning at all, and that alone makes me happy! I can't really comment on how well the suction cups stick because it's been on my bathroom mirror for only a day (although they looked more sturdy than any suction cups I've used before), but I can say that it holds my nimbus toothbrush really well. I also tried it with an oral-b brush and it held that pretty well, too. Two more things I love about this product are the simplicity of its design and the fact that it helps declutter the bathroom counter.

This has been hanging in my bathroom for a long time now and has never fallen off. I like that it keeps my toothbrush dry and up off of any surfaces. It still looks great and can hold all four toothbrushes with no problem. I would recommend.

It is hard to find toothbrush holders in stores that will hold today's models with fat, contoured handles. That's why I ordered this one. We have four toothbrushes in out home, none of which fit in standard toothbrush holders. Unfortunately, three of our four toothbrushes fall through the openings in this holder, so I have the opposite problem. I feel like Goldilocks: I'm still looking for the holder that's not too small or too big, but "just right!"

Sticks like magic to the mirror, hasn't moved an inch since putting it on a month ago. The spaces are quite big, could easily fit a large toothbrush. I have standard size toothbrushes and they hold really well.'

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Scuba Diving - 8926c, automatic movement

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This the THE watch that put Invicta on the map. Styled after the Rolex Submariner, the 8926 has a very solid feel to it.



Mechanical watches can cost thousands of dollars and need to be serviced every 2-3 years. They have to be either worn daily, stored on a watch winder, or hand-wound lest they stop ticking and have to be re-set. Even with due diligence, premium timepieces have to be manually adjusted every month because they will run a couple of minutes fast or slow. Are you willing to put up with this just to own "a work of art?" That is the big question someone with a casual (or fleeting) interest must ask themselves. But at Invicta's price point, this is a perfect way to find out.



Ironically, mechanical watches are a joy to wear because of their complications. The back case is covered by a mineral crystal, so you can actually see the inner workings. The second hand sweeps around the dial, which I think is more elegant than a quartz movement. The aesthetic quality is the main selling point. We are really talking about men's jewelry here folks. With clocks, cell phones, tv and the like, it is not hard to find out the correct time. So to me, a mechanical watch is worth the idiosyncrasies. Buy the Invicta and wear it for a couple of years. This way, when your are ready to drop $2500 on an Omega, $5000 on the Rolex, or $100,000 on a Patek Philippe, at least you will have an idea of what you have gotten yourself into. Invicta Men's 8926OB Pro Diver Collection Coin-Edge Automatic Watch

Why should you buy this watch? Well, you could just like watches, or a diver.

However, you don't have to be a "pro-diver" to use one of these watches. I've worn these types of watches for more than 25 years and have done little more than dive on coral 15-20 feet down. These watches last.

Invicta's 8926OB (for Original Bezel) is almost a duplicate of a Rolex Sea Master. So much so, Rolex threatened legal action unless parts were changed. The Rolex timepiece will probably last longer, but at $3,000 it should. The Invicta is a working man's (woman's) watch. Mine keeps good time and I rarely adjust it. It's an automatic movement watch -- not a quartz watch.

That means it is a self-winding watch. And that's fine. I doubt anybody reading this needs a hyper-precise watch for everyday life. We all like to think of ourselves as underwater demo team members or 21st Century 007s, but that's not the case.

Probably one of the benefits of Invicta is its presentation. The watch comes in an attractive case, and it has a polishing cloth. It practically blinds you with its silver bracelet.

There are drawbacks though. Every Invicta watch I've got has a delicate crown and stem. The crown also winds the watch, like normal, but when you move it out to the other settings then you REALLY have to be careful opening it. Delicately pop it out to the A or B setting. The first, or A, setting is for changing the date. The second, or B, setting is to move the hands.

The crown screws down and is secure. So, you don't have to worry about it snagging anything.

Just a note on the Original Bezel versus the newer 8296 scalloped, or Omega type, bezel: It's sort of a coin edge, and, to me, it is easier to turn. The scalloped type requires too much pressure and over a few weeks of use it starts to feel like it is wearing out.

I use mine to measure elapsed time for exercise and other events. It's not 100-percent precise like a chronograph, but gives me what I need.

Just to recap, this would make a good, inexpensive, gift that definitely looks like it is more of an investment than it is.

I've had my 8926C for at least 5 years now. I never take it off; I shower with it everyday; I do hard, physical, dirty, outside geology work with it; I beat the &#%$ out of this watch. It's all scratched up (if you look closely), but still looks great; it works perfectly and I LOVE IT! I get compliments on it all the time. After the first few months of resetting it now and then it's kept time to within about 1 minute every couple of months (about 1 second per day). I like watching the Japanese Miyota movement better than the Swiss Silleta movement because you can actually see the balance wheel spinning back and forth and the anchor lever and ruby (jewel) pallets ticking away on the escape wheel. You can only see the balance wheel on the 9937's Swiss movement. Several of the ruby (jewel) bearings area visible on both movements. Speaking of visible, the Tritnite glowing material glows brightly all night. The date window on the front crystal magnifies slightly, less than the 9937's, but the date is no more or less readable than on the 9937. My front crystal is slightly scratched, but it looks pretty good for all the abuse it's seen. The back crystal is perfect. If I could change one thing, I'd put solid end links on the bracelet and screw them to the case like the 9937. I break the spring bars (pins) about twice a year, but only because I'm very rough on the watch. I actually like the 8926's stamped clasp better than the 9937's "solid" clasp because the solid one actually has a very narrow connection to its stamped end piece which is no thicker than the wider stamped clasp on this watch. The 8926's clasp isn't as pretty as the 9937's, but I trust the 8926's more; and who sees the clasp anyway? All said, this watch is a very good-looking, bullet-proof, reliable workhorse. I just got a 9937, and although I love it because I'm turning into a Swiss movement geek, I appreciate the 8926C more than ever. It's a hell of a watch for a steal of a price! Buy one! You'll love it!

Received this watch recently.

Already the crown is defective. It will not screw back into place.



The Invicta warranty terms are that you must send a $25 fee in the form of a Money Order for the S&H. Add to this the approximate $10 it will cost you to ship the watch using a secure shipping service to the Invicta Service Center and the costs of getting a money order, and now the costs to send this $100 watch for warranty service are over 1/3 the price of the watch. If you purchase this watch on sale for around $60 that's over half the watch's price.



If you have to send the watch for service a couple of times it will cost you about the price of the watch!



Either way this is absolutely unacceptable and totally ridiculous.

If a company has a defective product it should pay the costs of returning the defective item to you after it services the item.

You've already paid the costs to ship it to the company, not to mention the inconvenience of getting a money order and of doing without the item for a few weeks.



For the above reasons the watch is going back to Amazon, and will not go near an Invicta product ever again! - Watches - Automatic Movement - Divers Watch - 8926c'

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Garmin Nuvi Gps - numaps lifetime, garmin nuvi gps

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i wanted an upgrade from an older model because i was taking a 1100 mi trip to see family. I had absolutely no problems finding anything. I had been warned about a road that throws people off but this got me to my destination door to door. The satelite has never been lost due to the weather and we drove through some down pours. I find satelites as soon as it is turned on as soon as i finish typing in where i want to go it is there. I absolutely love it. Garmin nüvi 1300 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with Lifetime Map Updates

I am very pleased with the Garmin 1300. It's really intuitive to use, especially for someone like me who can become overwhelmed by technology. You still need maps for back-up. There were times during a recent trip through rural areas where the Garmin announced that it had lost sateliette reception, and without the maps we could have easily become lost. Still, it's an excellent device and I am happy I bought it.

This is my first GPS and I am very happy with this GPS. I selected this brand and model because it offers a Pedestrian mode and it always has free lifetime map updates. Great easy to view screen and wonderful voice directions (which I use more then the map itself)

This GPS is amazing! I love it. It auto updates, and also very quick to recalculate if you miss your turn. This gps blows the tomtom out of the water, witch is what I had before. This is a must have gps!

This is a great GPS. I did quite a bit of research on GPS's and decided on wanted a unit with Lifetime maps as it is more cost effective to get one with lifetime maps than to buy a new unit every few years. we had a garmin before and it suddenly died on us (after nearly 4.5 years). after looking at costs and features, we decided on another garmin unit as we were very happy with the garmin we had before. setup was a breeze (pretty much, no setup at all). the unit was up and running in no time and was able to lock onto satellites very quickly. routing is what you expect from nearly all GPS's, but garmin interface is really great. it makes it so easy to type in addresses and look for POI which are near by.



the only downsides are connecting it to the computer to get updates. the program to get the updates is really easy to use, but you have first get a garmin account and navigating around the website is confusing. after stumbling around the website, i was able to activate the lifetime maps card which came with the device and i could not anywhere on the site that would indicate I have lifetime maps. i had to email customer service, who said i am all good. i was able to down load and install the latest maps (took a really really long time), but i suppose that could be my internet connection.



overall, the unit great and we could not be happier with the unit. the garmin website and online account which is required could definitely use some improving (my old garmin required a program be installed and the program would handled everything). in any case, still a great unit.

Yesterday I bought Garmin 1300 for our second car. I was curious to compare the performance of Garmin 1300 with that of my old Garmin 255W GPS. Garmin 1300 is sleek and has attractive display. Response wise Garmin 1300 was no better than Garmin 255W. While Garmin 255W successfully guided me through shorter routes, Garmin 1300 failed to identify shortcuts and insisted on taking me through longer routes involving freeways.

I bought the 1300 Garmin for Christmas for my husband. We have been using it for 2 weeks now and it is so far so good. He has it turned on even when he is just driving around in town, which is a big help with showing upcoming exits, and allows to zoom in/out to review the area we are are driving in. He found that programming navigation in town is good but may give us an alternate route that is just not logical. I am sure it will be indispensable though when we try to get to areas we do not know at all. Finding POIs is easy. Sending custom addresses from Google to GPS is very easy, I wish there was a way to create custom routes with several navigational points. I also like the capability of downloading custom POIs with user photos for say a sightseeing trip. Our unit came with Lifetime maps, which is a big plus for us. Our town has so many new roads popping up everywhere that the GPS would get outdated without that quickly otherwise.

Options such as changing vehicle is cute but useless. We are still testing the EcoRoute capability.

We are planning to visit family in Europe this summer and renting a car. I am planning to purchase the SD car loaded with European maps to help us getting around. This is going to be a huge help.

Just returned from a trip from Louisiana to Indiana and back. Used the GPS to guide me along some of the back roads in rural Indiana and it worked just great. I really like the lifetime map updates. Wish it had the feature telling you what the speed limit is where you are. - Numaps Lifetime - Garmin Nuvi Gps'

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Computer - net book, netbooks

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Bought this netbook for traveling and surfing the Internet on the couch. Added the 2Mb memory stick and upgraded to Windows 7 professional (had a friend with a technet subscription). Please research Windows 7 options before deciding if Windows 7 starter will be fine as you will most likely have to pay extra if you want to go with a Windows 7 OS with more options. All in all I couldn't be happier with this netbook as it works great for what I use it for and the price was excellent. The Dell model is 1012 not 1018 which I wasn't totally positive about until I received the netbook. This came in the brand new Dell packaging and it even had a T-mobile Sim card thrown in if you wanted to get a data plan with them. I don't want the monthly cost at this point so I removed the card and accompanying software from the computer. The full keyboard is extremely functional and the screen size is nice enough. The touch pad takes some time to get used to but wasn't a huge issue for me. Overall the netbook in black on top and white on the bottom looks sharp.

Excellent computer for browsing the Internet and doing everyday Office tasks (Word, Excel, Powerpoint). Stay away if you are running software that hogs resources. I bought the AmazonBasics Netbook Bag with Handle for it which also worked out well. Dell - Inspiron Mini Netbook (Obsidian Black) with Intel Atom N450 processor, 1GB DDR2 SDRAM; 10.1" screen; 160GB hard drive; webcam; Windows 7 Starter - Net Book - Netbooks'

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Accessories - sleeves, cd storage

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These are simply envelopes for your cds and dvds. Can't say anything else about them - except this - I noticed when I opened the box they came in 'my' sleeves were wrapped tightly with a rubber band which caused them to be somewhat crumpled upon removing the rubber band. It did not really affect them adversely, but just be aware that yours may come this way also. Memorex CD/DVD Sleeves Paper with Window Cut-Out & Back Flap (50-Pack)

The 50 pack are all white, and the window in the front is a useful feature - lets you see what's on there without resorting to opening the envelope. The tab on the back helps keep the disc from falling out - a nice touch.

Well, what can I say? They are CD Sleeves, they are all basically the same. These come in a 50 pack box and have a hole in the back to put a flap in to hold it down, this comes in handy if you are mailing the disks in these CD Sleeves. The Window Cut-Out is good because you can easily see what is on the disk, of course, all CD Sleeves have this.The one thing that is really nice about these CD Sleeves is that the price is excellent!

These paper sleeves have a plastic window for displaying their contents, and a tab on the back to hold the top flap shut. I can't think of anything else I could ask from disk sleeves.



Tip: either buy these as part of a Free Super Saver Shipping order, or buy them locally. After shipping, it's far cheaper to buy them at your local Staples, CompUSA, or something like that.

I do not like having to wrestle with sliding cd/dvd's in and out of these sleeves. The dimensions are about 4-7/8"x4-7/8", about an 1/8" smaller than other sleeves I have purchased. I will not buy Memorex again.

Memorex makes an excellent paper sleeve to protect CDs and DVDs from lying around gathering dust. The paper sleeves are also particularly good when mailing CDs and DVD discs because they protect the disc while reducing the cost of postage. It costs less to mail CD and DVD media in paper sleeves than it does to mail the same CDs and DVDs in slim jewel cases. This savings alone should make these sleeves pay for themselves!



The color white is neutral and doesn't distract you from being able to focus on the label or other writing on the CD or DVD. I agree with the reviewer who notes that there is a hole in the back of the sleeve into which you can insert a flap. This ensures that the CDs and DVDs don't dislodge when they are in transit in the postal system or your car as you take them from one place to another.



They are also useful for people who have accumulated so many CDs and DVDs that to store the media even in the slim jewel cases now takes up too much room.



Overall, these are good quality paper sleeves at the right price. I highly recommend these CD/DVD paper sleeves for people who want a practical and cost-efficient alternative to jewel cases.

I ordered these Memorex sleeves, because Memorex was a respected brand, and they appeared to meet my needs. When I opened the Memorex box, I was appalled to see that all of the sleeves were very tightly bound with a rubber band. This deformed about half of the sleeves (about one quarter of them on each of the two ends). If I had been ordering these only for my own use, I might not have minded this, but these were to be protective sleeves for gift CD's.



I checked at several large stationery stores to see if this was common practice for Memorex, and every Memorex box had the deforming rubber band. It was also interesting to note that the Memorex box had a cutaway so that the sleeves could be seen, but it was oriented so that the rubber band was not visible. One might be inclined to label this deceptive packaging.



I also read all of the Amazon reviews carefully, and found that this was not a recent development--reviews dating back to 2004 commented on this packaging by Memorex. - Cd - Cd Storage - Sleeves - Dvd'

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Healthy Living - yoga mats, yoga mat

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This yoga mat bag works well and it does hold the Yoga Mat by Aurorae, Ultra Thick, Extra Long with Focal Point Icon and Illuminating colors that define your Inner Self, although it's a bit of a tight squeeze getting the rolled-up mat into the bag. I like the bag's netted mesh panels that help to ventilate the bag interior, and the strap allows me to sling the bag comfortably over my shoulder for carrying. YogaAccessories (TM) Large Nylon Zippered Yoga Mat Bag - Purple

This bag is described as large. IT IS NOT EVEN REMOTELY LARGE. It's not WIDE enough for my wife's Yoga mat (Manduka brand. Because the bag opens via a zipper that runs the length of the bag, and because the strap is attached at either end of said zipper, the opening is several inches narrower than the length of the bag (which is just BARELY as long as the width of the mat). Thus, you can't get the rolled mat into the bag.



I finally got the mat into the bag, but I had to fold the rolled mat in the the center to get each end to fit into the bag opening. For those not familiar with the procedure, folding a rolled Yoga mat in half is similar to ripping a phone book in half. My wife is not interested in ripping a phone book in half after each of her Yoga classes.



If the zipper were around the circumference (so the end came off like a flip top), or if the zipper was the full length of the bag (not several inches short), this wouldn't be as much of an issue.



The price is the only good thing about the bag, but that also means it's not worth the cost of shipping it back, so we're out the purchase price of this item.



The product description should AT LEAST state the product's dimensions, especially if a product called "LARGE" is in fact... NOT LARGE.

This is a good purchase. Its a bit of a snug fit for my 1/4 inch thick mat, but it works if the mat is rolled properly. I like the fact that it has a small pocket which can be used for items such as keys. I just wanted a no frills bag and this works really well.

I'd call the pink more of a dirty rose pink (if that makes sense) vs a bright bubble gum pink like it looks in the picture.



Either way, it does the job, and the price isn't too expensive compared to what I've seen in retail stores!

This bag was just what I was looking for to hold my extra-thick yoga mat. The smaller bag fit ok too, but it was a very tight fit. With this one, it's a more relaxed fit, and I don't have to roll the mat as tightly to squeeze it into the bag. I haven't had it too long, but the mesh and nylon seem pretty durable. If you're looking for a nice, basic bag, you definitely won't find a better one for this price.

I had been unable to find a yoga bag for less than $20 in the stores, so I finally went ahead and bought this "large" yoga mat bag (it's called Large in the product name). While the bag will fit my 1/2" thick yoga mat (as opposed to the more common 1/4" thick ones), it's a struggle every time to squeeze it in there. It's just barely long enough. The width is fine, it's just that with the strap being relatively short (fine to carry over your shoulder), it's difficult to get the mat to fit. I'd say, spend the $20/25 bucks elsewhere to make sure your yoga mat fits well in the bag.

I purchased the larger Yoga bag and posted on this forum because people complained it was too "tight" for their 1/4 inch mat. Well if you read the description it said it will be a "tight fit"; if you want something with a little more room; get the larger mat which is what I did and I'm very pleased.

I just started taking yoga and live in Chicago, so I thought a bag would be required to protect my mat from inclement weather. This bag is very basic, no frills, but does the trick! I got the black bag but wish I would have gone with a color. Overall I would say it's a decent and practical bag. - Yoga Mats - Healthy Living - Yoga Bag - Yoga Mat'

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Lighting Accessories - kindle accessory, booklight

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I purchased both the Mighty Bright TravelFlex and the XtraFlex (1 not 2), so I'm posting this review for both products. I wasn't sure which would work better for me, or which would provide better light. After using both, I can't really tell any difference in the amount of light each puts out. Both work great, and are easily the best booklights I've ever used. I used to have an Itty Bitty non-LED light, with the old style battery brick, which was beyond cumbersome. Lately, I've purchased several LED lights from local stores, but none of them got the job done. The main problems were: light not bright enough, light not dispersed properly, and clip/neck not designed properly. All of these have been solved by Mighty Bright.



1. Brightness: For both lights, the single LED puts out bright white light. I was surprised that the single battery TravelFlex seemed to put out as much light as the 3 battery XtraFlex. Not sure what the difference actually is or why one needs 3 batteries, but to my eye they were the same. I was thinking about getting the XtraFlex 2, but didn't based on some reviews that stated people only used 1 of 2 LED's. I would imagine the XtraFlex 2 to be VERY bright with both LED's on, and would be overkill for regular reading. Both of the lights I purchased easily lit up both pages of a standard sized book.



2. Dispersion: Unlike cheaper lights, both Mighty Bright lights have a dispersion lens, creating an even light across both pages of a book. Cheap lights give you a hot spot with decreasing light away from the center, much like a regular flash light would provide. With the Mighty Brights, both pages were properly lit from top to bottom, and I don't have to adjust the light at all when moving from line to line and page to page. These lights are designed perfectly in this respect!



3. Clip/Flex necks: Here's where these two lights differ. Both clip securely to the book, although the TravelFlex wiggled a little more due to the smaller clip, but it wasn't falling over or anything. I was using a paperback, and I'm sure a hardback would make them even more secure. The XtraFlex has a slightly longer flex neck, allowing you to put the light head up and over the book a little further, perhaps giving a SLIGHTLY more even light. But, the TravelFlex neck is plenty long for lighting the pages. On both lamps, the flex necks are flexible yet sturdy, so you can put the light head wherever you want and it actually stays there! I've used several lights in which you either could not get the head in the right place because the neck was so stiff or the head would fall because the neck was so loose. Neither problem exists on the Mighty Brights.



For clips, the XtraFlex has a much bigger clip, which can actually be used as a stand to allow you to use the XtraFlex as a small desk light. This is actually very handy as a small light next to a laptop computer or if you have any writing to do at a desk but don't want to light up the whole room. The TravelFlex doesn't allow for this, but the smaller size is geared toward travel and the TravelFlex can be folded up into a smaller package than the MightyFlex (which is still pretty small, and either light will probably fit into any travel bag you use). The bigger clip on the XtraFlex also would allow to more easily clip to a headboard, the top of a laptop screen, etc.



In the end, both of these are GREAT lights. It is so nice to find proper design, as though someone actually tested these lights on a book in a dark room. Imagine that! Other lights I've turned on, and immediately known they wouldn't work. I've actually rubber-banded tissues over a travel light head to try and get dispersed light, which Mighty Bright has accomplished with a nice lens. The light is bright, white, and clean, and the LED's will last forever. I'm hoping the batteries last a long time, too. The TravelFlex came with one AAA installed; the XtraFlex came with 6 AAA's, 3 to use and 3 as back up. I'll have to see if the extra batteries make any difference in the long run.



If you read in the dark, buy a Mighty Bright, you won't regret it! Mighty Bright TravelFlex Book Light, Black

I use this light with a kindle DX. It is excellent for its size and brightness, but the clip is too narrow to fasten directly to a kindle; it can clip only to a cover.



I considered (and tried a friend's) Mighty Bright XtraFlex 2 light, but liked the idea of a smaller, single battery light. This light fits that bill perfectly. Unfortunately, the kindle is too thick for the clip to hold to the light. The larger XtraFlex2 light could clip to the kindle, but is also best with a cover because its clip is wider than the bezel of the kindle DX.

after reading reviews on the 3 book lights in the kindle accessory store, one of them recommended this.



man were they ever right!



this sucker is so bright! it's great. i even use it as a mini flash light late at night (i'm pregnant and sleep on the recliner b/c it's the only place i can get comfortable).



it's got one battery (AAA i believe, which is good b/c that means you don't have to buy a special battery), it's slim (which is huge b/c the last thing i need is something bulky when i have a kindle, a kindle case, and a light). it's neck is really long so you can position it many different ways.



it's just perfect all around.



i bought the medge light for my husband to go with his medge travel case and that was $30. this is 1/2 the price and does twice the job.



the on/off switch is really nice too. there's definitely no "accidental" turning on. as the other mighty bright light in the kindle store has complaints of.



if i could do this all over again, i would have gotten this in silver and black. (silver = me; black husband).

if i could find the case for the medge light, i would've returned it.



ps. i would highly recommend using this with a case. i am not a fan of clipping lights to a device. - Book Light - Kindle Accessory - Ebook Light - Booklight'

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