It depends on the kind of book and on how much you already know - and on what kind of memory you have.
If you are thinking about scholarly works and already have some knowledge of the subject, often the most efficient kind of notes is a personalized index - that is, an index that meets your needs, interests and requirements. Above all don't waste time copying long chunks out of the book. It is pointless and gives you unduly long notes. A personalized index on the other hand tells you where to find information again when you need it.
Here are some specific things you should be reading for (they're arranged in order of importance):
No you take NOTES in it. but it can be a book if you read your notes.
Read the book and take notes...
try Spark notes dude it gives u good notes on the book
Taking notes only mean that either you want something written down to help remember, or you want some information available outside yourself. It is likely that a good manager would take notes, but it's perfectly possible to take notes and be a bad manager.
C. Be a good lister (apex)
Well if you are talking about school you should take good notes so you can study, do well on the test, get food grades, get into a good college, and have a good career. All this from taking notes. Haha
You can find good notes for "To Kill a Mockingbird" in study guides, online summaries, or SparkNotes. Additionally, reading the book carefully and taking your own notes can also help you understand and remember the key points.
No there aren't any Cliff Notes for this book.
Try Spark notes of Cliff Notes.
A good way to start beginning guitar lessons is too get a guitar and a tablature book. The book will show you all the notes and fingerings that are used to play that instrument. After learning the fingerings and notes you can hire an instructor to teach you more.
Nope. This book is so boring, NO ONE will take notes on it! Sucks to be us.... -.-
You take good notes, listen to what the teacher says and do all of your work