April Reading Wrap-up (historical romance, graphic memoirs, Emily Henry, new releases)

Journal with me and the books I read in April! Let me know if you've read any of these, or what you're reading now :)
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Books:
Siddhartha - Herman Hesse
House of Flame and Shadow - Sarah J. Maas
The Art of Possibility - Rosamund Stone Zander, Benjamin Zander
Impossible People - Julia Wertz
Kid Gloves - Lucy Knisley
The Inheritance Games - Jennifer Lynn Barnes
You, With a View - Jessica Joyce
Funny Story - Emily Henry
Just for the Summer - Abby Jimenez
Castles - Julie Garwood
A Governess's Guide to Passion and Peril - Manda Collins
The Marquis who Mustn't - Courtney Milan
The Luckiest Lady in London - Sherry Thomas
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[@NeriAlvarez]

⭐ hiiiiii this was so soothing to watch and listen. Now Funny Story and Just for the Summer are on my tbr

[@AWonderfulSheep]

Aw yay thanks for watching!! Happy reading 💕⭐️

[@esifwuble]

Oooh i see the washi samples you made are getting good use 👏
do you usually to annotate/mark up the book you’re reading or jot them down instead? you mentioned a couple quotes from the books you read. idk, was just curious lol bec i have a running list of quotes in my notes app and just thought if other people do this too

[@AWonderfulSheep]

Yesss! It's been so much easier to set the stack of washi sample cards on my desk when I start journaling! Thank you for noticing! Hehe
As for quotes, 90% of the time I read on my Kindle (books borrowed through Libby) so I have the highlights saved on my account. After I finish a book or when I'm book journaling, I will go through what I highlighted to refresh my memory on what takeaways I had from it! For physical books I will try to type up any good quotes from any bookmarks too- but that extra step makes it more effort to keep up. I think it'd be good to have kindle quotes also synced on a notes app too, but haven't figured out a good system for it yet.
I see all the aesthetic annotating content on IG and it seems fun, I just literally don't buy many books so don't have any to mark up lol. Do you read mostly physical? And do you annotate?

[@esifwuble]

@@AWonderfulSheep oh i’m not really a reader 😆 but i still love watching your videos about them. I’m living vicariously through you lol when I did use to read more, it was mostly physical books and honestly take me ages to go through it cause I would pause and stop a lot analyzing and annotating 😆