Aug 10
looking back on my annotations in my bible and it’s kinda funny how half of these sticky notes just say “BANGER” with a bible verse 😭
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looking back on my annotations in my bible and it’s kinda funny how half of these sticky notes just say “BANGER” with a bible verse 😭
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I love having books that are pre-owned with sparse annotations. Like so true twin. I can tell you were reading this 14 years ago for an English class like I originally got it for
I adooore your colourful annotations and your handwriting as well. What stationery is your favorite? Do you change up colours for fun, is there some constant that makes it easy to retrieve notes/quotes? :)
Thank you so much!! I've gotten the vibe that my handwriting is pretty but illegible haha
I love using the Zebra Sarasa Clip 0.4 pen in grey and teal. For black pens, I use the Pilot G-2 0.5. I will also on occasion use a deep blue fountain pen! For highlighters, I usually use the Zebra Mildliner Double-Endes in grey, but I have a collection I'm trying to get through so I'll try to use whatever I have left. My all-time favorite journal is the Leuchtturm 1917 in A5!
As for my tabs, I buy most of them online! different sellers will have different color combinations. But I have soooo many because I primarily bought them for annotating books. Now I don't have much time to read books because of my schedule, so I use the tabs on articles! I don't always use the same colors for the same ideas, just because I would run out of colors lol.
When reading academic articles/chapters, I usually tab for: 1. Main point/argument 2. sources 3. terms/definitions 4. my thoughts. I've found that tabbing for those 4 things works best for me! If it's a longer work, such as the Odyssey, I'll mark themes as well (such as the trauma of war, the painful longing to return home, restoration and healing, etc).
When I'm reading books, I'll usually tab at least 1. prose/poetry I like 2. characterization 3. world building... I'll often add other tabs for different themes for that story as well.
Thank you again for your question!
Look what happend while annotating😭
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In the process of highlighting count of monte cristo (I read it on my kindle and highlighted it there but recently got the book)
From a young age, you're taught "Don't write in books."
I disagree.
The best way to actually fully absorb a book's knowledge is annotation. Notes, thoughts, underlines, highlights, corresponding quotes, they all work together to create the best understanding of what the book is really about.
Write in books.
What it means to annotate
How to annotate
busier than ever but still somehow finding time to scribble nonsense in my books
📖: notes on an execution by danya kukafka
