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@evanorth3056

7 ай бұрын

I love native products but I’ll have to find them all 🥰

I am an English teacher and I think I am going to save this video for use during my classes. I heave never heard anyone describe annotations like you have, and with such enthusiasm. I hope it’s ok if I show this to a bunch of high school English students…

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

Of course! I’d be absolutely honoured 🥺❤️

@DILSHANI_MADDEKANDAGE

8 ай бұрын

yeaa.. that's true

@bhargaviprakash8313

3 ай бұрын

She says shitty and her notes said fuck at one time. No offense but pls be careful

@rachelsebree8524

3 ай бұрын

It's a big thing with the bookworms now...I think it's so great.

@RocheBrazil

Ай бұрын

Heave? Or have? Please forgive me.

I’m sometimes afraid to mark up a book, but then I remind myself that I collect vintage books and I LOVE it when I find little things in books, like a newspaper clipping as a bookmark, or a dedication note from a loved one, or a star next to their favorite chapter. Hopefully 100 years in the future someone might love my highlights the same way I do for people 100 years ago now.

@johat1219

Ай бұрын

there are new sticky notes that serve for highlight and underline without permanently mark the book, and I found them game changer.

@damdamfino

Ай бұрын

@@johat1219 yes! I literally just heard of these and I haven’t gotten my hands on any yet, but they sound amazing!

📚 I'm a library borrower, so no marking in books for me, but I've started keeping a dedicated reading journal (which helps me use up my hoard of notebooks)! I could adapt some of these ideas like color-coding to that instead.

@YukiSilverFox72

6 ай бұрын

THIS IS GREAT FOR US DYSLEXIC READERS WHO LIVE BY AUDIOBOOKS! I never thought to do that, thank you! ❤❤❤

@Alastariana

5 ай бұрын

I would love to try the non-damaging options for library books. I mean: imagine getting a book that has already been annotated lightly this way. I would be so down for it. I mean, my ebooks show which passages other people marked. I would love to know that for printed books as well 🙈

@Randomedits289

4 ай бұрын

@@YukiSilverFox72you could be a Greek half blood ( Percy Jackson ) should definitely read it

@PowerGurhl

4 ай бұрын

I totally do this and color annotate my journals

@CaroleBoulware

3 ай бұрын

another idea for non-damage notetaking: i use a fading pen thats typically used for sewing. it fades after a week, so it gives me time to finish the chapter or the whole book, and still be able to go back and document my notes!

For tabs, I'd recommend trying washi tape! It's a lot cheaper for the amount you get in one roll compared to a pack of tabs. I usually just fold a small piece over the page I'm tabbing (or you can fold over a bit on one end so it's a tab that sticks out, and theres no tape on the other side of the page). only thing is it is less convenient having to cut pieces of it.

@HopefulHinata

9 ай бұрын

I got some page flags from the dollar tree. They’re see through but different colors and I love them.

@huntoast6632

9 ай бұрын

Washi tape is genius! Ty for the tip!

@LaurenMilla

8 ай бұрын

oooh thank you! I might deal with the extra effort because I have too much washi and was wondering how I'd get the nice-looking tabs, this solves the problem without spending more money!!

@debnazario1003

8 ай бұрын

Fantastic idea thank you

@awkwardandee

6 ай бұрын

Fantastic idea! Thanks for the tip!

Yes to notion set up!

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

I’ll add it to my schedule! ❤️

@mendytreur5164

9 ай бұрын

Yes i would love to see your notion set-up! I use it to!

@Naheleniel

9 ай бұрын

And same here please! 🙌🏻🤩

@rosemarybarron4256

9 ай бұрын

Yes, please. This would be very helpful.

@anavere

9 ай бұрын

Another vote in favor of sharing your notion setup!

Ever since I can remember my dad's always annotated books by scribbling on the margins and underlining words. As I grew up and read a lot of his books, I find there is something so special and meaningful in seeing what kinds of phrases he emphasized and what kind of thoughts the writing inspired in him. I've started to do it in my own books, and I still find there is something very beautiful about the thought of doing it. Like a different kind of taking in the book, and when you look at it with all the highlights and notes later on you can tell that it was a book well loved and well read. What use is it sitting pristine on the shelf when you can do that instead?

The beauty of a dedicated bag and caddy just warmed my heart. This is romantising simple things of life at its peak. Definitely trying this along with your notes on annotating. Absolutely adore your aesthetic choices 💗

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

Aw thank you so much! 🥰❤️

the transparent sticky notes & the light beige highlighter are game changers!! ✨📚 i love rereading books & adding new annotations or insights (it's such an amazing experience how differently a favorite book can touch your heart as you grow older), so i like my annotations to not be as permanent or visually busy in case i add heaps more. i also LOVE your idea to use a different color pen for rereads, i'll def be trying that! thank you for this lovely video 💛

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

They seriously are! I love being able to annotate fully in a book that I might want to donate (or put into my little free library) down the road. Or in my special/vintage editons that I can’t bear to write in! Annotating in a dedicated colour each reread is so fun. I agree, how a book impacts us and how we reflect on it can change so much over the years! I’m so glad you enjoyed it ❤️❤️

My friends and I are all at different levels of annotating books, so it depends on whose book we borrow, but for me personally I always encourage my friends to annotate at a level 3 when I lend out a book. What results is such a variety of color and thoughts and doodles and tabs in just one book once it goes through the friend group, and just find it wonderful!!

@kitty-pm6mz

4 ай бұрын

i love this!!

@hjt100

Ай бұрын

I share my books just my friends to

My suggestion for non-permanent annotations is to get book darts and index cards. Book darts are these little metal page markers that are reusable. On the index cards you can write down your thoughts, quotes, plot points, themes etc., and keep the index cards after you finish. If you like the idea of color coding then use different colors of index cards. I have an box for them and I keep the index cards for each book together either with a paperclip or binder clip. This is my go-to if it's a library book, I'm borrowing it, or if I don't want to mess up a book.

@dandanjordan

6 ай бұрын

I was thinking about getting some mini notebooks for each book

Not hyperbolizing when I say your clear sticky note tip has changed my life. I read a lot of library books that idk if I want to own a copy yet so I don’t annotate. I would make notes in my reading journal, but I don’t really like that. Clear sticky notes is BRILLIANT. And will make it so easy to copy my annotations if I do buy the book. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I got a BA in fiction writing and did a ton of reading for my courses, and I NEVER got such a good explanation on how to read this intentionally. This was a great video. 📚❤

@PlantBasedBride

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! 🥹❤️

@ChantillyWhite

Ай бұрын

Same here!

One of my favorite parts about reading on my Kindle is that you can see little underlines on quotes or sections where A LOT of people annotate - and it like gives it more impact. I don't personally stop to highlight any sections myself because it would be too hard to find in the future since my books aren't physical, BUT ALAS. And even though I don't read physical books anymore, preferring to reduce the clutter by going digital, I still watched the whole video. ❤

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

I don’t read ebooks much, and when I do it’s usually through Libby (library app) but when I read in the kindle app I LOVE that feature! Thanks for watching the whole thing ❤️ I appreciate you!

@hipstamom

8 ай бұрын

I read ebooks mostly (kindle/cloudlibrary) for similar reasons. This video inspired me to write my own notes on passages that are highlighted and it's a game changer!)

@lilianbates8112

Ай бұрын

Same! Quick idea as you said you find it hard to find the quotes in the future - if you have a goodreads, then you can connect to your kindle account and your goodreads will summarise all of your highlights and notes from the kindle books you’ve read automatically. You can also see more of the popular highlights on goodreads :)

Love, love, LOVE this video! 📖🖊️ Even though people aren’t supposed to annotate in them, I’ve always loved reading a library book and finding underlined passages and notes written in the margins. It always feels special, like you said. One of a kind. No other book has what this copy has. And I’ve enjoyed experiencing the thoughts and opinions of other readers. Complete strangers whose identity I don’t, nor will ever, know, but we’re connected in this one way, through this one book. And a lot of the times the annotations are funny or insightful. They’re a pleasurable addition to my reading experience. But I’m a weirdo like that 😆. Most people wouldn’t be as psyched to read a marked up book.

I bought erasable highlighters and pens for my annotating and I have been enjoying annotating much more! I can just get rid of mistakes or messy highlights if need be :)

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

That's such a great idea!

I have always wanted to annotate in my book collection, but I've been too afraid of damaging/devaluing the books I treasure. Watching this made me totally rethink that mindset - I'm gonna just pick a book and try to get myself from level 1 to level 2 📖✨

@PlantBasedBride

8 ай бұрын

Aw I love this! I hope you enjoy making a book your own ❤️

@PowerGurhl

4 ай бұрын

They sell see through sticky notes if you want it to be semi permanent

@allisonryder4781

3 ай бұрын

Can these tabs be reused?

I am a dark academia girl🕯 and I love a lot to read and annotate books (especially classics 📖). But I've been too afraid to write in my books because they would get damaged and also they are the most valuable things I have. But your books aren't damaged as I thought. This video was very very important and thanks to you, I'm not afarid about annotating anymore...😊 Thank you soo much.❤

I’m a traditional reader (no crack the spine, no writing..) but the beige marker is totally something I could do! Love the video ❤

The way you choose to annotate really speaks to me. Just something about your approach clicks and makes so much sense to my brain! Yes! This is it! I’d love to hear more of your tag categories in your monthly book reviews. It’s so much fun to see what others chose to track in the same books. Maybe I’m alone in this but that is my kind of fun! Thanks again for sharing so much. I thoroughly enjoy your videos.

The book caddy is genius!! And respect for the lovely stationary choices. I am a big stationary nerd and nothing makes me happier than books and pens 😊

For temporary annotating, I recently found out sticky highlighting flags exist. I found them at my local office supplies store. They're like regular transparent sticky notes but they're colored, really thin and long, and 90% of the strip is sticky. The store I went to had them in both a neon set and a pastel set

I only tab books i'm reading for work (studies, self studies or the classes i teach), and i usually prefer taking notes on a separate slip of paper i use as a bookmark. It helps me having all my comments at the same place with a color code for the tabs (usually quotes, info to research and style analysis)

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

That’s a great method, too! I definitely appreciate having most of my notes in one place in Notion. Sometimes if I want a note I wrote in the book to be in my Notion without having to rewrite it I’ll just take a screenshot and insert it into the book page!

I love this. I have no issue wringing in my books. I love buying used books and reading what people have written in them, too. 📖✍🏻🖊️

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

I wish more of my secondhand books had annotations! They’re often a bit worn but with few to no notes. I feel like reading someone’s thoughts as I go would add to the experience ❤️

Something I also love to do whenever I finish a book is to write a paragraph on the first page, summarizing my thoughts and feelings about the book. While also noting down in which month and year I read it.

I love the idea of annotating this way, and sometimes I do annotate in a very complex way, but it's definitely not an all the time thing for me. Annotating can feel like a chore sometimes, so I only choose to do it when books make me feel a particular way or really make me want to analyse it or remember things for later.

i was one of those people who are afraid to write on books but i’ve slowly started highlighting + writing my thoughts! this video was super helpful and i might actually try using tabs for my next read, which is good omens :-) i’ll read it for the first time (after watching the tv show) and i think keeping tabs will help me appreciate and enjoy the book a lot more 📚🖊

I am a pro annotator. The first read is done with a .9 mechanical pencil. The next read is done with a permanent energel pen. Occassionally when I want to use a quote in a book study group, I'll use a postanote.

I have never annotated a 📖. I've been interested in it but had no idea where, or how, to start. Thanks for this video.

you don't understand HOW much i NEED to see that notion set up 🥺

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

Haha ok, I’ll get working on a video!

This was amazingly helpful. Thank you for sharing all of your tips and tools xo can’t wait to start!!

Thank you so much! I LOVE your tips and aesthetics! ❤️

Wow, I learned so very much from this video!! It’s changed my perspective on annotating as well as advanced and added to it. I’m excited to jump into this. Thank you so much for this video❤

Omg your handwriting is so pretty. This was really helpful ✨️

I’ve watched several videos on annotation, and yours is one of the best I’ve seen. Thanks for the practical tips and product recommendations!

Your videos are so wonderfully put together. They are cosy, professional, and incredibly relevant!

thank you so much. i had never had this explained to me before and cant wait to implement it into my life. I will kick it up a notch and also blog about my thoughts while reading.

I usually use ereaders but still love this video for books I end up buying and reading. The clear sticky notes is such a great idea and I LOVE, Tombows. Their color palette is amazing! 📚🖊

I am not even kidding, I literally checked *yesterday* to see if you'd made a video on annotating before! 😂 Thank you for this!!! 💖💖💖 Also, you can actually write and highlight on Post-it brand transparent sticky notes without transfer or anything! The only downside is they only make them in 3" x 3" size.

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

Haha I love this 😂 perfect timing! Ooh interesting! I haven’t tried the post it brand transparent sticky notes so I did not know that. That’s really cool! 3 x 3 would be too small for my purposes but maybe they’ll make a larger size in the future 🤔

Absolutely loved this video! I’m working on getting back into reading and want to dive deeper into my books. I think your steps will really help!

Thank you so much for sharing your system with us! 📚

I finally understand it! I kept seeing people makes posts about them annotating their books and I wanted to try but I had no clue how to and where to even start! It makes so much sense now!

Thank you, you have defently inspired me to begin re-reading books in a different level. Found myself taking notes through your video and ordering some books that you showed. Defenetly subscribed and followed you. ❤

I've been trying to come out of a reading funk for what feels like the past two years, and this video just helped me so much! Not only is your voice extremely easy to listen to, but the way you think about notation deeply resonates with me and my (mostly lol) logical way of thinking. I just got so excited to restart my reading journey!! Looking at reading- the activity- as a conversation with the author instead of just as a fun way to pass the time and explore other worlds is so simple yet so impactful. Thanks so much for your insight! New subscriber, here! 🤩

@PlantBasedBride

8 ай бұрын

Aw thank you! I’m so glad this video and its message resonated with you ❤️ I hope you’ll be able to rejuvenate your passion for reading! 🥰

Amazing video ♥️ always thought that I wanna add more to the book than just placing tabs but didn't know how, am now ready to dive in, annotate more deeply and give more love to the books 😊

When I was in college I was an avid tabber while reading, especially if I was reading a book for class (though I've never been big on writing in books, mostly bc my handwriting is often illegible even to myself). I kinda fell out of the habit after graduating, but have been itching to get back to it for the past few months. I was reading The Jakarta Method and found myself dog-earing an astonishing number of pages to come back to later I also really love buying books secondhand and seeing what annotations other people have added. My copy of Dracula has someone else's notes in it, and it made the book really fun to read bc I ended up disagreeing with some of the analysis the previous book owner had added and wrote my own annotations refuting the old ones

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

That sounds amazing! I buy so many secondhand books but I’ve never come across a copy with hand written notes and annotations. I feel like I would love reading someone else’s thoughts and agreeing or disagreeing with them lol 😂

Thank you so much for this! I feel like other annotating videos is more on how to do it aesthetically (which is fine, to each their own), but don't go into what to look for/tab but I've been wanting to get better at making a system for annotating so this was really helpful! I'd also really love to see a future video of your notion/how you take notes while reading. I've started adding reading journal pages to my bujo but have been trying to find ways to do it electronically so it's easier to access

First time for me on your channel! I was looking for new writing tools , thank you so much for such an Informative and helpful summary !🎄🐾🎄

every single one of your videos is so heckin' cozy and lovely, thank you for putting this one out there

I loved what you said about the books being put into this world to be used, to be seeing, read and annotated.

Ahh, just what we all needed ! I wanted to start annotate this year and here's a very thorough guide, thank you so much Elizabeth. 🥰 Now, one more thing there is to add... Please, make a read-with-me ! It'd go so well with this video. ☺

Watched this. Then plan to rewatch it while taking notes. Thank you! From someone wanting to annotate but not knowing where to start! ❤ 📖✍️

This was such a rich video. You really helped me wrap my mind around practical ways to engage with my books. My annotation system (if you'd call it a system) was all over the place and now, thanks to your video, I have a streamlined plan on how I want to go about it. I'm so excited! Thank you for this!

Enjoyed and learned. Thank you. Also, your coloring is gorgeous! Your nails are so nicely done as well as your makeup. Pretty lady!

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you. I recently bought a kindle and watched a ton of unboxing and review videos. Naturally, I stumbled across annotation videos which is honestly something I have never heard of before, but am very open to. Now after watching your video I cannot wait to get started. I too am a stationary nerd and love anything that will allow me to use all my supplies. Your video alone is very inspiring and informative. I do not know you personally however, you gave off a very compelling aura in this video and I’m assuming other content. Subscribed ✔️

Love these tips! A key is such a helpful, simple idea. Your example with “switching keys”, specifically while reading The Martian, was cool too because what you thought would be relevant in the novel actually wasn’t - now that could be a discussion topic about whether or not it was effective or how you wish they’d done things differently. Further cementing the novel in your mind!

I have never annotated before but I have always wanted to but never knew where to begin thank you. I have tried tons of different methods book journaling as I go but I get board. But this by far is awesome. I don't know how I will start out but you have got my creative juices rolling thank you.

I've been looking for this specific kind of video for ages! I've been interested in annotating and have done it sometimes but I still wanted to know more about it so thank you for making this video!!!

I do love the way in which you're talking, it's sweent, understandable and relaxing for some reason.

Highly recommend for anyone just starting to annotate. I love pens, paper, and tabs/ post-it notes and I love the colors you chose, I can't wait to buy some.

Great video. I am new to annotating. You gave such clear and concise instructions. This video was very informative and inspiring. Tfs

❤found you today ❤Thanx for the content you make. Definitely try it adding tabs and notes as a 📚 reading keeps on being my ; I want to go back to it...😊❤

Your timing on this post is IMMACULATE. Thank you so much for all the info on annotating. I've been thinking recently that I want to reread Maas's Court of Thorns and Roses and Throne of Glass to once and for all come to terms with what I loved about them as a teenager so that I can capture those feelings in my own writing- as well as put into words what I hate about them as an adult. I'm definitely ready to mark up the hardcovers I've owned for years with highlighters, pens, sticky tabs, the whole shabang! I'm so glad I have this video as a guide for when I finally do that deep dive!

I’m so obsessed with this video!!! The amazing supplies, the excellent tips and insights, the inspiration 😍 Even the vegan/cruelty free sponsor message which I was genuinely interested in. Thank you so much. I cant wait to kick up my annotation game 😊

The clear sticky notes are a game changer! Thanks for this thorough and awesome video. You rock!!!

Wow. I learned so much from this. The feel of highlighting with the Tombow 990 = heaven for my body and soul lol. I'm hooked 😂 thank you!!

I've been reading on a Kindle for years now, and just lately starting buying paperbacks again. I love this video so much! Thank you! It makes me want to go back and read everything and try to annotate all my e-books!!

This was a really comprehensive and easy to follow explanation on annotating that I found really helpful. I am definitely part of team shy to write in books that are not related to studying for a course. I like the tip about using clear post it notes to get around the apprehension of writing in books.

I’m obsessed with this video! Just what I needed in my life.

as an avid annotater, I loved this video! It's so fun seeing how other people annotate! Loved this video!

I love the idea of using a different utensil to mark up subsequent rereads! I'm someone who obsessively dates all other kinds of things that I note down, so I don't know how I never thought of doing that for annotations!

Finally got around to finishing this one. Probably one of my favorites you have done. I actually think I’m going to go over it a couple of times so I can add some of you ideas to my homeschool curriculum when we get deeper into research projects.📚🔖📝

you have the perfect voice to listen to!

This is the best guide I've come across into annotations👍👍👍

Thank you soooo much for this video!! I've watched it several times now haha, I have always wanted to get into annotating but didn't want to write in my books. So excited to try the clear sticky note and sharpie method! ❤

This was incredibly helpful and I now use a non permanent version of your ideas to annotate books for university (I borrow them from the library). It's my first year so I'm so happy I found your video just in time :) I can't wait though to also use this system for my private books! I'll save the video so I can recommend it other people :)

Thank you for this video - it makes sense why one annotates. Im ordering supplies!

this was one of the most helpful youtube videos I've watched. I've wanted to annotate for so long but like to keep my books in pristine condiniton. I literally have a 100 pack of clear sticky notes and have never once thought about using them in books. this totally took all the pressure of annotating books off.

This is great I love the themed tabs. Currently I take notes in the back of my books and then I take photos and make a photo collage includes the cover of the book and I keep that photo of the collage in a books folder on my phone so if I ever need toreference it during a conversation over dinner I have easy access to it

This is great! This video has me so excited to start annotating 😊

@PlantBasedBride

Ай бұрын

I'm so glad!

Thank you so much for this! What a great timing as I have been wanting to learn more about annotating. I am a beginner and this is perfect info. I have recently started with a non fiction book and use tabs and highlighters as well as a note book to note down things I want to look into etc. happy to see I had the "right" idea. Will see if I will start with fiction books too.....

i am just getting into wanting to try to annotate my physical books and this video was so helpful and not overwhelming like some of the other videos i have watched

Thank you so much for actually showing examples of your keys, describing actual process of coming up with them and saying its okay to change them as you go along... i struggled with this for a while as i've just started annotating so it means a lot ❤ amazing video btw!

@PlantBasedBride

2 ай бұрын

I’m so glad that part was helpful! ❤️❤️

Thank you so much for all the tips !! I start annotating and that video help me a lot especially for the tabbing key !!! I thought that I needed to buy one in estsy but in the end I can literally make my own ! And besides that, you gave me ideas for my tabbing key too 😁 So Thank you again 🥰

yes! would love to see a notion video. getting back into reading this fall season & this video helped me! also, your cats are sooo cute!

"people being shitty" hahahahahahahah i love it 🤣(LOL me typing in a question about whether you make your key as you go and then you talk about it) about how many sets of tabs do you go through per book? About 99% of the reason why I never have a key or anything for my tabs is because I've been known to run out of specific colors, etc. which drives me nuts (I just go top to bottom through the row of tabs on the package). I do like to match my pen and highlighter to the cover colors on my book - go-to pens/highlighers are Zebra Sarasa Clip gel pens double-ended Mildliners since they usually coordinate with each other (and just one pen/highlighter color per book, I used to try having a key for different pen colors and that got really annoying because I read very fast). Or just my regular journaling pen (which takes Pilot G2 gel ink refills). My most-annotated book is probably my Norton edition of Pride and Prejudice which has been re-read with so many different pen colors (no tabs - it's the onion-skin weight paper and I'm not sure what tabs would do to the book) that it's probably 75% notes, 25% Austen's story at this point. I'll have to start re-reading a different copy now LOL (so I suppose I'm at level 3? LOL) 🖋🖊📎📑📖

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

Any time you see something on my key has more than one colour tab associated with it it’s because I ran out of the first colour lol it happens pretty frequently but usually I don’t have something assigned to every colour of tab so I can easily grab another one! If I really want to keep the same colour or don’t have any other colours I can use, I’ll grab another set of tabs and steal the colour I need 😂 I usually don’t run through all the tabs of more than a colour or two in a single book unless I am really heavily annotating it (usually book club pics are like this). I’ve heard good things about zebra sarasa gel pens! How long do you have to wait for them to dry? I’m too impatient for wet gel pens lol I have some mildliners but I find the colours tend to be a bit dark for my personal preference. OK, your annotated edition of pride and prejudice sounds amazing and I would love to flip through and see you all of your notes! I can’t wait to get to that point where I have re-read a certain copy multiple times and have notes from every reread ❤️ especially for my favorites!

Thanks this really helpful i annotate bks not all but some. Great advice

This vedio was so helpful ! Thank you! 💗

How the hell are you so aesthetic! Omg! I love your nails and everything about youuuuu

I'd love a video about your Notion set-up in the future! I use it as well and am absolutely in love with the flexibility it offers. Lovely video by the way ❤

Omg this is the best video I’ve seen! I love love this & this is me! Where have you been all my life ?!

Thank you for doing this video! I always like the idea of annotating but never really knew how to start!

Thank you fot this video! The annotating tabing system was one I was curious about. I wondered if you research the themes of the book before hand before you even start reading, but your method makes sense!

This was amazing! The best content I have seen on annotation. Thank you!

I am not too fond of writing in my books yet, but one thing I do love is sticky notes. One thing that is a game changer for me are these transparent tapes meant for use as highlighting in books. There are different colors and they are the perfect widths. I have them in precut which is perfect to highlight a single line with a bit to hang over to tab the page as well. I also have them in a roll to cut to whatever size I need. They also have them clear with a colored line through them to use to underline or strikethrough lines.

Thank you so much for this video ! I've been looking for one that would give useful tips on how to annotate and shares more in depth insight and I'm so happy that you've filmed this video ! Still on level one, but willing to "upgrade" myself 📚

@PlantBasedBride

9 ай бұрын

I’m so glad it was helpful! I felt like there wasn’t a lot of detailed information out there when I started annotating, so I knew I wanted to try to make a video that would be informative with lots and lots of examples 🥰

this was such a useful video! recently decided to step forward into the annotating world when reading & actually found your tips & structure so helpful :)

❤loved this video so much

I like how you set up and organized your key for your tabs

I’m on level 2 for when I read books I choose myself, but definitely level 3 for school books. Just found your channel and love it!! ❤ 📚