How to Annotate WITHOUT damaging your Books!!
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As someone who works in a library i can say that sticky tabs are more harmful to the books than actually writing in them.😅
Oh really? If thats true then thats not good. A lot of the sticky tabs that I have for this purpose tend to fall off over time so it doesn't seem like they are sticky enough to cause problems but thats just my limited experience so far. Perhaps people use stronger stuff? Does it have something to do with the stickiness or something else?
@@TatyanaVogtthe glue is harmful. It sinks into the book and damages the paper over the years because of a chemical reaction. The colour of the paper changes and it can cause the paper to rip easier. Some kind of glues can even cause mold. It doesn't matter how long the sticky note stays on. We have a strict non sticky note policy at work. I believe that everyone can do with their books what they want to do, but I just wanted to add that this happens a lot. But note cards are wonderful !
@@mrsscoresby2626 What about using a pencil to annotate?
@@kapilbhat I always use one with my own to be honest :)
Is this only if you leave it long term or does this happen quickly?
As someone who absolutely hates the thought of damaging books, this was very helpful! For some reason I had never thought to title my tabs where it pokes out of the book👀
Best video on I’ve seen so far ❤. Thanks
Thank you! glad you think so!
Definitely the best video I've seen on this topic :)
Thanks so much! Really glad you think so!
I love doing the key for color coding tabs in the beginning. I don’t like writing directly on the cover page or anything. I am totally going to do the removable one! Because sometimes I change my mind towards the beginning about what each color means. This is great. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Yeah, I also really like having it on a separate paper so I can use it as a bookmark and have an easy reminder of what the colors are. There is the risk of misplacing it though soo, I dunno. lol Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment!
I think Pencils and Note Cards are the best options here, at least for me. Thanks for this video, I don't know how the idea of using note cards never occurred to me. Best to write Title and page number on top.
Yeah, love the note cards. I do notes for multiple pages so I just put the tile of the book and a number so I can easily keep the cards in order. Thanks for watching and happy reading!
So many fantastic ideas I haven't seen anyone else mention! Thank you for sharing! :)
I'm glad to hear! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment!
Really enjoyed this! I use a mixed approach that ends up defacing the book but you definitely gave me some new ideas!
Yeah, most of the time I tend to enjoy writing all up in my books as well, but I have a few special editions that I've wanted to annotate but didn't want to mess up so I figured I'd share the different techniques I've used over the years. Thanks so much for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment!
Ooooh I love these tips!
I'm so glad, thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment!
I have to read 7 faceless saints just because it’s been tabbed to the point of looking like confetti 😂
AHAHAHAHAHAHA, I really enjoyed this book (even with some of the cheese factor and some things that didn't fully make sense) but I HAVE hate tabbed different books in the past. It can be a great way to enjoy a so, so book, tabbing things that dont make sense, make you mad, or whatever. lol. Fortunately that wasn't the case with Seven Faceless Saints. Anyway, thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment!
Came back to this, will try colour coded note cards 👍🏽
Good luck!
I personally dont like to keep most books since i dont have much space in my house lmao but i wanted to annotate so badd so this video saved me
This video is beneficial! I have always wanted to annotate my books, but I hesitate to ruin their quality due to highlighting and writing. It's different when annotating research papers. HEHE! Thank you for making this video!
Awesome Video 😊
Thank so much!!
Thank you for this! I’ve been wanting to start annotating but can stand the thought of writing or marking up my books.
Yeah, I totally get it, there are some books that I want to add notes but dont want to risk so its nice having options. Thanks for watching and good luck!
Cool, I didn't know about friction pens or friction markers.
Yeah, when they are not dried out they can be pretty cool to use! I would do some experiments with them though before jumping in cause it sounds like they behave a little different depending on your climate. Thanks for watching and good luck! 💖
I decided to annotate books i have but then when i finished the book i found that I really didnt want to keep it
Yeah, thats the thing that always held me back. I try to be selective about which books I do it with, and when in doubt I just don't. If I like it enough I can annotate it on a re-read. Granted I have been using these non destructive methods when I think I might want to return a book. As usual, thank so much for watching!
I saw this in my English class
Really!? thats crazy, thanks for letting me know!
@@TatyanaVogt no problem
Sticky tabs can damage the paper.
Thanks for sharing, do you know if its all kinds? I haven't had any issues, so I'm wondering if there are specific brands that have too much stick to them. Maybe I've been lucky since the ones that I have dont stick that well.