Cute video idea! Loved seeing what all you put in your pouch. I annotate my nonfiction but I also want to get better at annotating fiction too (that arent classics). Would love to see a video on how you annotate in the future as well!
I want to scribble in my books like everyone with markers and thoughts, but what do you write in your books when you see something important or something you like? I have no clue.
Hey! I know I'm late but I hope you see this and it helps! I had the same question before I started annotating but honestly just go for it. Write any thing that you are thinking whether it's just 'omg that's so cute' or a deep profound thought about the scene. And if you think something is important just slap a tab on it (you don't have to think twice:) Trust me you will not regret it. I love annotating because y book becomes a sort of memory and I can go back to whatever I was feeling or thinking when I read it (and ofc I love how it looks!!)
Cute video idea! Loved seeing what all you put in your pouch. I annotate my nonfiction but I also want to get better at annotating fiction too (that arent classics). Would love to see a video on how you annotate in the future as well!
This video gave me some great ideas. Thanks for sharing.
How nice!
so cuuuuuuuuuuuute!
I want to scribble in my books like everyone with markers and thoughts, but what do you write in your books when you see something important or something you like? I have no clue.
Hey! I know I'm late but I hope you see this and it helps!
I had the same question before I started annotating but honestly just go for it. Write any thing that you are thinking whether it's just 'omg that's so cute' or a deep profound thought about the scene. And if you think something is important just slap a tab on it (you don't have to think twice:) Trust me you will not regret it. I love annotating because y book becomes a sort of memory and I can go back to whatever I was feeling or thinking when I read it (and ofc I love how it looks!!)