Finding the Books in Your Bible

 When i received my first Bible, i'd kinda wanted thumb tabs so that i could find the books more easily.
  Within a few years,
our teachers had us industriously learning the order of the books, so no longer missed the tabs QUITE as much.  In early adulthood, i wondered if i really wanted the stick-on tabs, but decided not.
  When i bought another Bible, i considered getting one with the tabs, but decided it wasn't worth the extra cost.  But, even having pretty reliably memorized most of the books (Minor Prophets still give me a lot of trouble!), i wanted something to help get through all those books.
  These days, i use a bookmark method.  Some of my bookmarks are the kind with the list of all the books, but not all of them are. 
  i keep a bookmark at these places:

• the beginning of Genesis
• the end of Revelation (especially helpful when there's a lot of front- and back-matter)
• the division of Old and New Testaments
• Psalm 119 (a lot of people may choose Psalm 23)
• somewhere in Isaiah or Jeremiah
• II Corinthians 10
• Hebrews 11

  Along with the memorization, these are enough to get me where i want to go.  Various different methods have helped over the years, and i've always got tons of extra bookmarks & other papers in my Bible, whichever one i'm using, but these work for me.