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Updated list for 2022 here!
Every year, I debate what I’m going to do for a reading tracker and whether or not I’ll use it. As I said in my reading goals post, I want to make a bigger effort to read more this year and I like to keep some sort of list outside of Goodreads, because who doesn’t like making more work for themselves? For some reason, I want to be able to see something on paper and watch my list of books grow in a tactile way. I suppose if I really wanted to do that I could just put all of the books I read in a big book stack on the floor but I feel like my husband might object and my kids would kick it over for fun. So paper it is.
Here are some fantastic ideas that I found after scouring the depths of the internet. Some are free, some you buy, but I like them all for different reasons. I like that there are premade books you can get made just for this or you can go the personalized route of your bullet journal or planner. Whatever floats your boat!
Bujo Book Life from @oak.tree.journaling
Keeping a Book Journal – Mommy Mannegren
Reading Journal – HappyPrettyBlog
Books to Read – AlinasCreativeCorner
Do you use some sort of Reading Tracker or Log?
I’d really like to make a list of all the books I haven’t read yet and cross them off as I go…buuuuut I haven’t!
Haha story of my life!
Just started up an excel spread sheet this year based on some of the breakdowns I saw on other bloggers’ 2017 yearly wrap-ups. At least it will make totalling up stuff easier at the end of the year 🙂
That’s a great idea! I really enjoy reading those stats posts because I’m a nerd haha!
I keep track via Goodreads.
Always a good option!!