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I genuinely love these books and I think that one of my favorite Parts is the fact that every time that I've reread them I've added new annotations

for the count of mon Cristo I didn't use a color system I just let my annotations run wild again I was annotating anything and everything that caught my Whimsy just anything that excited me anything that made me think or that made me feel

I genuinely love these books and I think that one of my favorite Parts is the fact that every time that I've reread them I've added new annotations

although Esther has more or less recovered she can still feel the Bell jar hovering over her like a threat her Madness does not obey reason and though she feels like she's escaped it she does not believe that this represents a fund

I have The Picture of Dorian Gray which is one of my all-time favorite Classics and as you can see I'm still using the same tabs that I would use for a contemporary book I honestly went to ham annotating The Picture of Dorian Gray because there is so much to discuss

one must imagine sopus happy girl this is one of the best ending lines that I've ever read in my life like for sure absolutely this will live with me forever

this book is the characters the characters build this book and I think that it was really important to take my time to understand these characters and their motivations and really like the type of person that they were