Easily track the progress of your books by creating a bullet reading log or book log in your bullet!
updated August 2022
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hello book lover! bookworm or any other term you want to go by! For me, it’s the smell and feel of books, I love to smell the center of the book. It’s also a great way to relax, clear your mind and create a world for yourself, or even transport you to another world!
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why is reading good for you?
It seems that science and research have just discovered that reading is, in fact, beneficial to health. and if you believe this essay and this one that ran on nbc, there are nine excellent scientific reasons why you should make reading a habit: (and do you really need any more reasons to make a reading log or track reading? books that you read? that you have read in your bullet journal?)
- makes you emotionally more intelligent
- improves your relationships and can strengthen our social skills
- can make you happier
- can make you more empowered or braver
- lower risk of dementia or altziemers
- makes you smarter
- calms us down
- helps us create a positive routine for sleep
- can provide a sense of belonging
This really helps drive home the case for creating a bullet reading log! they are so easy to make!
how can you incorporate reading into your bullet journal?
Creating a reading log in your bullet journal is a great way to keep track of the books you’ve been meaning to read and make sure you’re working towards an end game!
so regardless of whether you’re flipping through a new book every week or you’re still reading that bestseller your friend (or oprah) recommended months ago, it’s still a good idea to keep track of them in a book journal and see your progress throughout the year.
now if you’re looking for specific bullet journal books to read, head here
why keep track of books in your bullet journal?
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well, why the hell not? what a great way to see how many books you have chewed and you can track your progress and reading speed. If you love to read and want to keep track of what you’ve read, or plan to read, creating a book journal is the perfect place to start!
Is there a series of books you’re reading and want to keep track of what you’ve read? this is the perfect opportunity to do just that.
what else can you track in your bujo reading tracker?
could easily track additional things like:
- pages read per day,
- chapters consumed,
- series finished,
- bookstores visited,
- favorite places from the book,
- live readings attended
- notes taken
- pictures from the book
- favorite quotes
- books to read coming soon
- if you have given the book to someone on loan
- when the book needs to be returned to the library
- book reviews and ratings
- li>
- book rating
- reading speed
do you want to draw a book doodle?
try some of these easy tutorials for beginners! It’s really easy to draw a book doodle! If you’re looking for a fun way to add these book doodles to your bullet journal, these simple handy steps will have you drawing books in no time! An easy to draw book, open book, or story is the perfect way to incorporate these doodles!
If you want to see even more doodle examples for your bullet journal, you can read our post on 60+ Bullet Journal Doodle Examples!
examples of book doodles in your bullet journal reading log
I love these little tutorials on how to draw a book step by step from @doodle_simply_now. it just makes sense to follow them and it’s so easy to understand! These book drawings show you how simple it is to doodle a book!
shelf-style bullet journal reading log
Shelf is a very popular choice when drawing a bullet reading log! they come in all shapes and sizes and are a really fun way to display the spines of the books you’re reading.
reading log layout ideas for your bullet journal
I just can’t get over the fact that these book doodles have been placed in the shape of a little heart! what a one of a kind book tracking system!
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These tiny doodles of stacked books are so adorable. these are wonderful for you to color and use to make an extension to your book tracker.
This design features a drawing of books stacked in a straight line on the miniature book shelf! I love these.
This adorable little bookshelf is so much fun to draw and build, and I love how easy the process is. this is a fairly simple approach to drawing a book that stands upright.
I’m glad to see that in addition to these stacked books, there are also some standing books. there is also a tab for reviews, which is something that appeals to me a lot.
Drawing an open book can be quite simple, as demonstrated by this amazing artist who walks us through the steps of drawing an open book complete with pages. this is a quick and simple method for drawing books! it only consists of lines and squares, but the end product is quite impressive!
another inspirational book log and reading logs to inspire your bullet journal
the happy planner has launched a collection of stickers that is ideal for people who enjoy reading to make their book doodles easier. it was given the name book and featured book trackers as well as books that were stacked and lined up. I adore this, and it’s too adorable for words! I really like how the book trackers for this week are overlaid at the top of the weekly page on this page. I absolutely adore this, I absolutely adore how book covers are created and colored! this is such a nice activity!
what a wonderful and interesting way to keep track of the book series! I think it’s great that you’re recording your reading in a notebook with crossed out pages.
This year, the pixel page crawler is one of my favorite features. what a wonderful way to keep track of how much you have read and how much you have read over the course of the year! This reading log reminiscent of the 1920s and the Great Gatsby is such a creative approach to putting together a monthly reading journal!
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