Review: Study with Me

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Rating: 4 out of 5.

I received this eARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This book was as advertised, and I mean that in a good way. It was easy to follow, a breeze to read, and fun. I love how it’s broken down into different subject matters.

Even though I’m not currently a student, I still found the foreign language part helpful, because I’m trying to learn other languages. Whenever I see beautiful bullet journals on Instagram, I’m mystified as to how people even start, because there are so many different techniques, ideas, and ways. But it’s broken down very simply in this book, and while it uses mainly the classic bullet journal techniques, a point was made about making it unique to the user.

I honestly sped through this book and finished it in one sitting, which was partially because it had illustrations, but also because the flow of the book was great. The only thing I’d say is I’d even want a longer book, with more examples and drawings, but that could be a personal thing. I think this is probably plenty of content for most people. I’m really into journalling and looking at journals. It’s a great book, and I love how it brought a behind-the-scenes look at how the #studygram influencers work their magic.