The notebook I picked is a moleskin Pro A4 notebook with dotted pages, and it has two key features that make it so functional for note taking: numbered pages and a table of contents.
Since I'm using a notebook for all of my classes, it was very important for me to be able to number the pages and index the different class topics and subjects in a table of contents.
Okay, now I'm picturing everybody's table of contents in my head and thinking about what you learn from a, I'm thinking about how you set up a story and how readers don't necessarily think about that in the same way.
Each chapter or story has customized artwork and an easy-to-navigate table of contents, so you can remember where you were and come back to it when you want to listen to a story maybe one more time.
It's like the Table of Contents in a book, if you make a chapter shorter, or move it somewhere else, you have to update the table of contents, otherwise the page numbers won't match!
You get a table of contents where you get to click the different headings, and it brings you right to the prompt library or your personal prompt database.
Katherine waited as her brother heaved open the book, ran through the ornately printed table of contents, and then flipped to a spot near the beginning of the book. " Read this." He pointed to a faded page of text and diagrams.