"on the page" "at the page"

Open your books to page 109.

"On the page has some usage" as "We are both on the same page", meaning we are both using the same context.

Re: "on the page" "at the page"


I think Roger's suggestion is an unusual construction.

I would say "at" for "open"

For example: if you open your books at page 53....

On page 53, second paragraph, you will see....