How We Write Our Guides
The guides on Print Bookmarks are written to help parents, teachers and readers do something: draw bubble letters, keep a reading log, print bookmarks that line up, choose the next book. This page explains how they are made.
Who writes them
Print Bookmarks is run by march second GmbH in Germany. The guides carry the company name, not a person's name, because no single author writes them. We do not invent authors, readers, teachers or reviews.
How a guide is made
Each guide starts from a question people search for and from the printables on this site that can help with it. A draft is written with the help of an AI writing tool. Every fact that comes from outside, such as a reading speed, a date or a teaching method, is taken from a named source, and the source is listed at the end of the guide with the date it was last checked. Facts about our printables come from the files themselves: sizes, page counts and what is on each sheet.
Before a guide goes live, a person checks each number, claim and link against its source and corrects what is wrong. We do not claim to have tested anything we have not tested, and we say plainly when another option suits a reader better than our printables.
Corrections
If you find a mistake, write to hello@printbookmarks.com. We check the source, fix the guide and update its date.
Everything on this site is free to download and print for personal and classroom use.