KUNITSA CO. Reading Journal. Book Journal for Book Lovers & Readers. Review and Track Your Reading (Green) - 52 book reviews

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For the romance book lover, you can track your favorite book boyfriends, track your favorite books by romance trope, document your favorite quotes, and more. She also planned to add her own TBR list (To Be Read) each year then catalogue the books she’s read with a short blurb (her opinion, a notable quote from the book, etc. This 8×10 reading log is larger, has a unique and fun interior design, and can help you track 200 books.

I used to record everything I read in school–because I was reading so much that I wouldn’t remember what it all was if I didn’t! Leuchtturm1917 A5 Hardcover (white, grid lined) : Ordinarily, we prefer the dot grid pages for journaling, but Megan got this one for free due to a mixup, and it ended up being perfect. The top line, “Goodreads’ 100 Books to Read in a Lifetime” is flush left, but each year is indented.Great books sometimes send our thoughts in crazy directions–let yourself record what you’re thinking and feeling as you reflect. It includes 52 banned, censored, or challenged book recommendations and the reasons they were banned as well as pages to include your own reading.

It has a pocket in the back for you to keep any booksmarks, notes, or other things you want to keep on hand. Not only do we run a 6-word story challenge on Instagram, but we also use our journal to improve our writing. Megan’s ideas was to add about 10-20 more versions of “Books to Read in a Lifetime” before this journal is all through. A great present for book lovers for birthdays or Christmas or keep it for yourself for everyday use. First and foremost, don’t try to create the most incredible and perfect reading log on your first try.This journal is also pretty compact, so it’s great for people who travel a lot or have limited journal storage space. Students can also be asked to share entries with the class, and this frequently results in lively discussions because students have already done a great deal of thinking about the topic. My “books to read” journal (or TBR journal –“to be read”) is where I jot down the books that catch my eye. If fancy lettering, stickers, little drawings, and creating layouts are your thing, then a DIY reading journal is the perfect choice for you!