Hey bookworms! While I love Goodreads and its platform for tracking my reading goals, I wanted to create customized free printable reading log templates to personalize my reading experience!
I also track what I read on my Bookstagram, but it’s so nice to have a physical copy. These reading logs also help with my own book organization—with so much digital clutter, it’s refreshing to have an actual piece of paper in front of me to track my books.
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Free Printable Reading Logs
If you’re looking to get creative with your book tracking, these reading logs are perfect for you. Here’s a look at what you’ll get:
- Weekly reading log (track your daily minutes and books!)
- Monthly reading log
- Favorite books template
- Book reviews template
- To be read (TBR) book list
And I created these free printable reading logs in FOUR different colors themes! You can choose between the pink pack, blue pack, rainbow pack, and the black & white (printer-friendly) pack.
Whether you’re a veteran reader or haven’t picked up a book in years, these reading log templates are for all bookworm levels. They’re also great for readers of any age, and can definitely inspire younger generations to find a love for reading!
Ready to get your FREE printable reading log templates? Let’s do it!
Go to this link or the button below to grab your own printable reading logs. In this folder, you’ll have access to FOUR color themes!
You can also choose to download each page individually, or click “ALL PAGES” to download all pages of the reading log, including my unique daily and weekly reading minutes log.
P.S.: These are formatted well for the standard 8.5 x 11″ paper, so definitely print them out and have fun with them!
Why you should use a reading log
Although I’m a huge fan of digital reading platforms, having a tangible book log in front of me has so many added benefits.
- You can take time to unplug and get creative with your notes.
- You’ll notice patterns in your reading, and you’ll be able to see which themes and genres work better for you.
- You can collect your thoughts in one organized location.
- My reading logs include a book reviews template, which will help you remember what books you loved and hated for the future!
- You can have fun tracking your progress! Seeing the list of monthly books grow is encouraging and inspiring.
- You can track your daily reading time with my weekly reading log template. There are certain reading challenges that encourage you to read for a certain amount of time per day, and this template is perfect for that! It’s also great if you just want a good idea of how much you’re actually reading.
- You can have FUN with reading! Looking for book recs? Check out my compiled reading lists here.
