#kindlehighlights

[jessicarosebookworm]

So, I recently read IT again, this time around I did it on my kindle since I gave the book to my friend to read. I was having a look through my highlights and notes, now... 94 highlights which for the size of the book is not alot, and 2 notes, which I don't do notes much anyway. Since 94 is a lot I won't share them all. But I did have a little look through them and I just... most of it is Reddie related... some of it a bit of wtf. And... well... Ill show you some of the random instead.

So I have one heck of a dirty mind... hence the reason I highlighted.

I literally love this. And I say this all the time. Totally relatable.

Again relatable. Don't leave me unattended by sweets nor tell me 'help yourself.' I will help myself.

I just... it makes me laugh okay.

I loved the panic in this read and I could totally hear Ben when I read this, it also reminded me of something my brother and I did when we were younger, except... it wasn't a radio. It was a bug we wanted to save. We ended up not. May little Flutter Felicia Rest In Peace!

Thanks for having a read. (:

[safehavenbookshelf]

Kindle Notes & Highlights benefits for authors

Benefits that readers' Kindle Notes and Highlights have for authors

Just like we love to highlight our favorite passages and quotes and annotate our lasting impressions on the margins of our physical books, we can do the same on the eBooks in our Kindle Library. And don’t worry that if you’re not familiar with #KindleNotesAndHighlights I'm going to show you how to use them and especially, the benefit that these can have for authors.

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A friendly tool that will enhance your research process. Snippet offers the possibility to collect your Kindle and web highlights all in one place. Easy to Review, Edit, Organize, and also Share via email or Save as PDF! 👉 Give it a try! It's Free!