How to Take Great Notes ( For Fiction Readers) 📚📝

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

👋 Hey friends! Thanks for watching. Leave me a comment and let me know if you take notes when reading fiction. Do you have any tips on how to make this process more meaningful? Also, if you want to pick up the notebooks I use, you can get them at edgewaterbookstore.com As always, read slowly - take notes - apply the ideas. -Eddy

[@eydekathleen]

Great video and ideas. I like that you explain the process step-by-step and explain its benefits. I'm going to use this method when our Read Well Podcast book club reads Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina. :)

[@thereadingmama]

I love how colors represent different things to different people! Orange is always warning, disagreement for me 🤣 but yellow is important.

[@davidcupps991]

Very useful system clearly explained. Thank you.

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

Thanks for the comment, David! You’re the man.

[@stbaker8103]

Trying to get better at taking notes. I’ll read something, even in a fiction book, that really hits me hard and stands out even if it’s just a simple sentence or paragraph. It’s always great to go back and reread

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

Fantastic! Hey, how is that kettle treating you?

[@stbaker8103]

@ love it!! I use it literally everyday!

[@sarahmayfield5135]

Crime and Punishment : more than just a fun murder mystery novel 😄 But I do love those tiny journals!

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

Thanks! They’re a lot of fun to make and use.

[@MemphisJones]

I have been sharing my notebooks at work with other avid readers. I'm going to do a video on my channel for recent purchases. I'll tag you when I do.

[@TheReadWellPodcast]

Wow!!!!! That is so incredibly kind and generous of you. Thank you! 🙏

[@MemphisJones]

@TheReadWellPodcast absolutely!