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Reading Log

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Reading Log

Do you forget how many books you have read? These free editable reading log templates will keep track and encourage you to read more.

There are many different printable reading logs below. Find the one you like best and print it.

Bullet Journal Book Tracker

Track the books you read with these free printable book reading tracker templates.

This bullet journal book tracker tracks the books you read or the books you want to read in the future. Write the name of each book on the book’s spine in the picture. You can also use it to list your favorite books.
This free printable reading log tracks the number of pages you read per day. You can edit the number of pages in the key. You can also write the number of chapters instead of the number of pages.

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This bullet journal reading log can be used for books to read or books that you already read.

Book Journal “Books to Read”

Since the text is editable, you can either create a spread for the books you want to read or the books that you already read.

Creating a “books to read” spread sets your reading goals and puts them on paper. When you put your goals on paper, you are more likely to reach them. This is important for those who want to read, but life gets in the way sometimes. It makes reading a priority.

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Library Tracker

Keep track of when your library books are due.

Reading Challenge

If you want to motivate yourself to read more books then a reading challenge could be the perfect solution. Decide how many books you want to read and within what period of time. Add your goal to the template. If the number of books on the page is not enough, then add more. You can also delete some.

Favorite Quotes or Book Quotes

Use this template to write your favorite quotes from the books you read. You can also add some book quotes / reading quotes.

Reading Journal

Keeping a book journal will encourage you to track your reading over time and keep a long-term book log. We offer a free DIY reading journal PDF. It has 17 pages, but you might not need to print some of them, and there might be other pages that you will want to print multiple copies of, such as the reading log printables.

Click here to open the free printable reading journal. You can also make your own DIY reading journal by printing any of the templates on this page. If you do that, you will be able to customize each printable, whereas if you print the PDF book journal, you will not be able to customize it. Once you have printed all the pages you want, insert them into a binder, or use a planner with removable pages.

This 17-page free printable reading journal includes book quotes, reading logs, book trackers, book reviews, library book tracker and more.

Book Review Template

This book review template has space for one or two book reviews.

Reading Log

This reading log printable records the books you read and the author of each book. Select any reading log template and add a border or print a blank book log. You can also edit the text. If you want to keep track of your reading for an entire year then print multiple copies.

This book tracker template has space for the author, title, genre, and star rating. However, the text is editable so you can change the sections.
Keep track of the number of pages you read each day with this reading log template. The text is editable if you prefer to use it to track anything else.

Book Wishlist

I like to keep a list of the books that I want to buy.

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Free Reading Log PDF

You can download any of the printables above in PDF format for free. To do that, click on the button below and then select PDF.

Reading Quotes

We also offer reading quotes that you can use to make printable posters or add them to pages in your reading journal template.

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“The man who doesn’t read has no advantage over the man that can’t read.” Mark Twain

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Alexander Ross

Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.