#art of annotating

[inbetweencoffees]

no sleep, no coffee🌛

Just like the night before I slept less than 4 hours tonight, yay…Our coffee machine didn’t feel like doing its job at 6.30am (me too, my dear, me too), so the only thing that made me feel somewhat alive was todays sunset. Since the term is almost over we’re not doing too much in classes anymore. Gladly that means I can more or less relax until February. Except for homework and teachers getting on my nerves (my tutor huh). Who didn’t get on my nerves though was a friend of mine! They asked if I could give them feedback on their writing samples for their uni applications and I really enjoyed reading and reviewing it! It was a mix of short stories, text excerpts and poems; their last poem was my personal favourite :)

Now: watching soccer match, hoping to sleep >4h

[haly-reads]

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

[love-and-swords]

Probably my favorite pastime: annotating books.

Book tabs

Cr: czaversusbooks

[time-wasters-blog]

Little things can make a big difference

For me it's about color schemes

I generally enjoy studying but oh boy do i love doing it when i can annotate a book with a pretty color scheme.

Makes me want to look for deeper meaning into the text, to draw diagrams and make small summaries.

Today's goal is finding small reasons for happiness in everything and anything

[rissareee]

anybody up for admiring my annotations?

book: motherthing - ainslie hogarth

[mossyteacup]

tea & tolkien for second breakfast

[fhredreic]

summers here, and i finally have time to read again.

[pagesofjasmine]

These are my annotations!

@pagesofjasmine on Instagram

[castavilla]

back in summer 2023 i annotated my copy of american psycho like how people annotate romantic novels to the point where you can barley read the page

[haly-reads]

aug 07, '23: some notes on the brothers karamazov//

[artsybitch5158]

am I funny

[rissareee]

i love reading this way. it’s like i exist along with the story.

[quillnote]

Annotated books>>>

insta credit- @wmgpdlv

[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.

[melodysbookhaven]

“QOTD: What tools do you use for annotating books, and how do they enhance your reading and note-taking process?”

candlelitchapters on Instagram

[crazy-together-reddie]

big fan of annotating my books. makes me feel quite smart.