Jun 27, 2019
These are just a few of the books I had to annotate over the past two years. I don’t usually annotate books on my own except for a few rare books I picked up and decided to write in, and when I do annotate books a lot of the time I don’t write down meaningful notes. Usually they’re reactions to whatever I’m reading! All of these books (minus the copy of Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury) I had to read for class discussions my fall semester of college, so usually I just highlighted parts that I felt would be interesting to bring up in class.
Do you write in your books, or do you prefer to keep them clean?
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