#annotated books

[pagesofjasmine]

The art of annotations | @pagesofjasmine

via: Pinterest

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

— Jay Vespertine; not from a book but from an actual conversation.

[wedarkacademia]

Yesterday I was the Moon by Noor Unnahar

[quaintrelledragicorn]

The Secret History by Donna Tartt

[lottiestudying]

09.02.2025—sunday evening reading

[haly-reads]

may 17, '25: this book screams my thoughts while in the shower.

[a-chorus-of-storytellers]

made gingersnaps for the first time (very delicious) and started The Annotated Perusasion by Jane Austen

[elizmanderson]

annotated hardcover giveaway

it's The Remarkable Retirement of Edna Fisher's first birthday, so I'm celebrating with games and giveaways on social media all week! for my own sanity, the full schedule of events will happen only on Instagram, but this giveaway and select other events are happening across platforms.

if you're interested in reading the silly comments I left on this hardcover - including roasting my own characters, letting you know where I was doing my annotating that day, and occasional insights into the writing of Remarkable Retirement - here's how to enter:

rb this post

follow me

for a bonus, tag a friend in your rb or the replies

this giveaway is open internationally to anywhere that can accept shipments from USPS. while it is taking place across platforms, there will only be one winner because it took me months to annotate a single copy.

the giveaway will run until 9a.m. EST this Friday, 26 April 2024.

in the meantime, you can take a quiz to find out which character from The Remarkable Retirement of Edna Fisher you are: click here to take quiz on UQuiz

[imhighoncrack]

i just finished reading the annotated 1st chapter of Legendborn you get when you subscribe to Tracy's newsletter (yes, i only found out about it now) and the whole book annotated like that is now a need i'd like. sell an organ for it (+a lot of foreshadowing was lost in translation for me so. yeah i'm a bit sad for it)

[pagesofjasmine]

These are my annotations!

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[letsbelonelytogetherr]

— diksha suman (moon poet)

[thebookdragonshoard]

just cracked open my thrifted copy of Crime and Punishment to discover that it’s been previously annotated. i absolutely adore when this happens, it’s like connecting with the previous owner of the book and getting to know them a bit via their annotations.

[anxiouslilbookworm]

[lottiestudying]

29.05.2025—reading in hospital a few days ago (I’ve since been discharged home). these beds were giving prison

[haly-reads]

Relatable.