Just graduated, liberal arts student. I remember a lot, but to be honest, I really don't need so many books. But we still need a few copies, as listed below: Chinese should have a material accumulation book, which should be solid and thick, and everything should be written on it, such as famous sayings and idioms; Mathematics needs a wrong problem book (classic examples and wrong problems can be recorded, but don't put carrots and vegetables in it! ! ! ), then mathematics may need a notebook to sort out the important knowledge points of the textbook, and you can also remember some important supplementary contents (wrong math books and notebooks must be reviewed regularly); English (I have the most say, and the average score is above 135). As long as I have a notebook, I can write words and phrases, and I even copy English lyrics! That's about it. Science notebooks can be made according to the requirements of mathematics, and liberal arts notebooks are best written in books. You have to do this. Try not to write useless things in political history. When you get to the third year of high school, you will know that everything you wrote before was in vain. You can ask me any questions in the future. I don't need to separate them. You are very serious. Come on, you will win the college entrance examination. Come on! I've been here.