Bookmark Fun
Eighteen printable bookmarks that say what readers actually think — So Many Books So Little Time, Shhh I'm Reading, Just One More Chapter, Plot Twist — in hand-drawn bubble lettering over retro waves, polka dots and stripes. Mix a sheet, put a name on each one, and print a free PDF.
Build the sheet.
Everything happens in your browser — no signup, no watermark. Tap a design to add it, tap + for more of the same, or tap Preview to see one full size first.
0 of 5 slots filled. Mix designs freely, or tap Preview to see one full size first.
Add designs first — then you can put a child’s name on each bookmark, in your pick of four typefaces.
US Letter (landscape), 5 per sheet with a cutting lane between bookmarks. Print on card stock at 100% scale (no “fit to page”).
Your sheet preview appears here once you add designs.
Eighteen slogans, four pattern families.
The lettering is drawn, not typed — every word is a stroke path in the artwork — so the set prints crisply at any of the three sizes and never falls back to a substitute font.
Most of the bookmark sets on this site are built around a theme — dinosaurs, a school day, a Bible story. This one is built around the reader. Librarians kept asking for something they could hand to a grown-up at the desk without it looking like it came from the children’s room, and these are the eighteen I would pick up myself.— David, Apollo’s Templates
Before you print.
What do the Bookmark Fun designs say?
Eighteen reading slogans, each drawn as lettering rather than typed: So Many Books So Little Time, Read More Worry Less, Book Nerd and Proud, Shhh I'm Reading, My Weekend Is All Booked, Just One More Chapter, Books Are My Jam, Stay Bookish, Turn the Page, Powered by Books, Read All Day, Book Club, Get Lost in a Book, Library Lover, Plot Twist, Currently Reading, Books and Coffee, and Readers Gonna Read.
Who are these bookmarks for?
Anyone who reads — there is no age theme here, which is the point. Teens and adults get the slogans; younger kids get the bright patterns and the drawings of books, records, suns and compass stars. They work as library summer-reading handouts, book club favors, teacher gifts and classroom prizes.
Which designs are cheapest to print?
Three of the eighteen — Currently Reading, Books and Coffee and Readers Gonna Read — are drawn on white ruled notebook paper with a single accent color, so they use very little ink. The other fifteen have full-color patterned backgrounds and look best on white card stock from a color printer. The ink-friendly badge in the builder marks the light ones.
Can I add a name to each bookmark?
Yes. Every design leaves a clear band for a name, and you can type one per bookmark and choose where it sits. The name prints in the design's outline color on a small white plate, so it reads clearly against the pattern.
Updated through September 2026.