annotating tips/tricks

[ray ౨ৎ, group manager]

Comment tips/tricks about annotating :)

[Kinsley Walker]

If you are using tabs tab all the things you want then go back and take away the tabs you don’t want anymore I can get a little tab happy and this trick really helps me

[Noémie]

Dont take it too seriously and don’t be afraid to be silly! It doesn’t matter if you mess up, it just adds to the charm

[laurenz]

I'm pretty new to annotating and currently annotate with see-through tabs. Right now I don't like to tab too much cause I also get tab-happy and just feel like tabbing everything. But here are some key tabs you can have:
- World Building
- Favorite Quotes
- Romantic moments
- Shocking moments
- Favorite moments
- Sad moments

Based on the genre of book you read, you'd fix this in a way that benefits you, but I've also seen some people make tabs for each character--which is also cool! I saw someone do it for Donna Tartt's "The Secret History".

Just remember to have fun and do what resonates with YOU the most.

[ray ౨ৎ, group manager]

I get tab-happy a lot and sometimes make up a whole new thing on my tab code just to have more 🤣

[Kinsley Walker]

No way girl me too! 😂

[rhiannon ౨ৎ]

ok i will ALWAYS match the cover of the book color pallet to my highlight colors and tabs

[ray ౨ৎ, group manager]

Same girl; nothing makes me more happy when annotating when there’s a tab color that matches the cover of the book

[rhiannon ౨ৎ]

yesss

[⁺༻☙𝒮 ❧ ⋆]

If there is a word I don’t understand I underline it and I add the meaning next to it. (Even tho I won’t read the book again but who knows it has potential.”

[Nikolai !!]

At the end of a chapter, if theres room, put down your notes and thoughts!! Ive been doing that with Belladonna and it keeps me engage with it!!