Place floats on a separate page before the referring text

Question

I am familiar with how/why LaTeX places floats in the way it does. I have searched for questions here and have read many answers relating to "floats", "left/right pages", etc., but have not found a solution. I use the book class, but with the oneside option. I can change this to another class if it will not affect my document.

I would like to place selected floats on their own page before the text which refers to them, so that the page with the float can become a left/facing page to the text, which is the "right" page. The entire document is one-sided and will be printed one-sided. I realize that this will mean that the float/s will appear before the text referring to them -- that is exactly what I would like. More than one float may be placed on the page if necessary.

For example:

+----1---+
|  Some  |
|  Text  |
|        |
+--------+

+----2---+
| Float1 |
|        |
| Float2 |
+--------+

+----3---+
| See    |
| Fig 1. |
| Text   |
+--------+

I have not considered the semioneside package, as it contains many warnings and recommendations not to use it in its documentation.

Answer 1

You could use the placeins package and use \FloatBarrier before the text that references the floats, then if there are any pending floats a \clearpage will be issued to generate float pages so floats never float past the marked point.