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Well, what's a reader to do without them?
Love of the Post-it Note
Yvette
May 28, 2015
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Yvette
May 28, 2015
One way to deal is to use them as book-markers of important pages, or passages—whatever you want to revisit! Alternatively, you can use colorful ‘block’ post-it notes in the margins of the pages to write on and question the text. You can of course, use both approaches :))
hal1
May 28, 2015
Exactly, me too! But when do I deal with them?!