Every act of translation requires sacrifice – A Language of Dragons page 14
Welcome codebreakers to the first challenge of the readalong! We are so excited to have you attend our summer apprenticeship!
Your first task is to show us your study or your study routine, you could even share both!
How can you complete this task? Share a photo of your reading space or show us how you are getting ready to read A Language of Dragons!
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5 responses to “A Language of Dragons Challenge One”
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My study space is very simple, the less chaos the better. I only need three things, my pen, my tabs and my highlighters. In a world of talking dragons I’ll need highlighters to keep track on who says what and when. The pen is for taking notes and adding any hidden meaning between texts and the tabs all have different meanings from characters, world building, plot and many other things.
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My reading space has to be super comfy. I am normally on my bed or on the couch with my reading lamp above me and a cup of coffee on the side table. My must haves with me in addition to coffee are some pretty annotation tabs, preferably ones that match the cover of the book, highlighters, a comfy blanket and cushion to rest on.
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My study space is in my bed because I refuse to study and be uncomfortable. Study is already doing more than I want to do.
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Sharing my ‘study routine’ for getting ready to read this book today. I always make sure when I am working or studying that I have a dedicated work space, just helps to keep this separate from my relaxing space. My reading space is usually my bed or the couch, always have to feel cozy and comfy!
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My study space is my desk. Everything is neat and I have a draw filled with stationery just for this purpose.
My reading space is either my bed or couch, I love reading in a comfy space. I always make sure to have a bookmark and pencil on hand to take notes of things I would need to remember as hints to big twists.
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