Printable Reading Tracker Template

Do you enjoy reading but find it hard to keep track of your progress? Do you sometimes forget what you read and when? If so, then this printable reading tracker template is perfect for you! With this handy printable reading log, you can keep track of the books you've read, how long it took you to read them, what you thought about them and more. This will help ensure that you stay on top of your reading goals and never forget what you've read. 

Table of Contents- How Do I Create A Reading Tracker Template?

There are a few different ways that you can create a reading log template. One way is to use a word processing program such as Microsoft Word or Google Docs. You can also find templates online that you can download and print out to create your own binder. If you're using a spreadsheet, an easy way to start is by creating a table with three columns. In the first column, write the date. In the second column, write the title of the book (or article, etc.) that you read. In the third column, write how many pages you read.  You can also include additional information in your reading log template, such as notes about what you read or your thoughts on the books. Some people like to rate their books on a scale of one to five stars. Others simply write a brief summary of what they thought about the book.  Another way to make a reading tracker template is using printable reading log pages to create a unique planner that suits your needs.  Our printable reading tracker template has been carefully considered to include things like plenty of space to document when you started and finished reading a book, the number of pages, your rating, and a short summary. Once you've decided how you will create your reading log template, print it out and keep it handy so that you can fill it in as you read. You may want to keep it next to your bed so that you can fill it out before you go to sleep. Alternatively, you could keep it in your purse or backpack so that you can fill it out when you have a few minutes of free time.

Our printable reading tracker is a great way to make up your own binder to track your reading.

There are many benefits to keeping track of your reading. For one thing, it can help you see how much progress you're making. If you're trying to read a certain number of books in a year, then tracking your reading will help you achieve your goals.  Logging your reading can teach you a lot about your own reading habits and it can be fun to look back at the end of the year at all the books you've completed. If you're an avid reader you may be surprised at the number of books you've read in a given year.  You will start to learn a lot about your likes and dislikes when you track your reading which will help you choose better books in the future. If you're not enjoying a book, then writing about the reasons why may help you to realise which part of the story isn't working for you. Over time you may start to notice patterns in the book that really resonate with you vs. the books you've not enjoyed or found a struggle to complete. Some people also find that tracking their reading helps them to read more. If they see that they're making progress, then they're more likely to want to keep reading.  Finally, tracking your reading can help you remember what you've read. If you're like most people, then you probably forget some of the details of the books that you read. By keeping a reading log, you can refer back to it later and remind yourself of what happened in the story. 

A daily reading log is a journal that you can use to record your thoughts and reflections about what you read. It’s a great way to keep track of your progress and compare your thoughts on different books. It can be as simple as recording the number of pages read or a more complex journal where you write about your thoughts on your current read. Keeping a reading log is the best way for book lovers to keep track of their reading though the entire year. If you participate in a reading challenge or set your own personal reading goals then keeping a list of books read is an easy way to track your progress. Many people find that after keeping a daily reading log helps to connect with the books they read on a deeper level. If you’re someone who struggles to remember what you read, then a daily reading log can be a lifesaver.  To start keeping a reading log, all you need is a notebook and a pen (or pencil). You can also use an app or website if you prefer. Simply record the date, the title of the book, and your thoughts on each page. You can also rate the book on a scale of one to five stars.  If you want to get more out of your reading log, then try adding some reflection questions. For example, you could ask yourself what theme you think the book is exploring or what the main character’s motivation is. Answering these questions can help you to better understand the book and connect with it on a deeper level.

There are a few different ways to approach this question. One way would be to compile a reading list based on a specific topic or subject area. For example, you could compile a reading list of books on finance, leadership, or self-improvement. Alternatively, you could compile a reading list of books that all share the same theme or genre. For example, if you're interested in mystery novels, you could compile a reading list of all the best mystery novels ever written. Another approach would be to compile a reading list of books that have been recommended to you by others. If you come across a good book that someone else has recommended, add it to your reading list. If you're a member of a book group or reading club, then you could ask the other members for suggestions. Finally, you could compile a reading list of books that you want to read in the future. This could be a mix of books that you've been meaning to read for awhile and new releases in a book series that you're excited about. If you're not sure where to start, try looking at bestseller lists or award-winning books.

There are a few different ways to keep track of your reading:

Whichever way you choose, it's important to keep track of what you're reading so that you can reference it later and remember what you enjoyed (or didn't enjoy) about each book. Reading logs can be simple or complex. Some people like to track everything they read, while others only track the books they finish. You can also use a reading log to track your progress in specific book challenges, such as reading a certain number of books in a year. They are also helpful if you're a member of a book club and want to keep track of the books you've read and your thoughts on them for discussion later at meetings.

If you're looking for a printable reading tracker template, then look no further! Our handy printable book tracker template will help you keep track of the books you've read, how long it took you to read them, what you thought about them and more. Simply print out the template and start filling it in today. A reading journal is a great way to track and plan your reading. Our printable contains 8 pages designed to help you plan your next read and keep track of books read.

Reading Log - record and rate all books read along with a star rating, author, and date. If you're a bookworm and read a lot of books, keeping a reading log can be a great thing to look back on to see how much you've read. Book Reviews - book review worksheets to fill out. These include space to record the name of the book as well as start and finish dates as well as number of pages, star ratings, and author details. These sheets are great for journalling about you latest read. They're especially handy for book clubs to remember the details of books read to discuss later. Books To Read - add all of your books to be read to this list to refer back to when you're looking for your next book to read. Tick off each book as you read to keep track of books read. These sheets are great if you have a lot of ebooks on your kindle or physical books on your shelves. Favourite Books - a place to record your most loved books. Great for inspiration if you're ever stuck for what to read next. Looking back at favourite books is a great way to get over a reading slump too. Favourite Authors - record favourite authors and keep track of new books and release dates Make note of the authors best book, next book, and whether you've read all of the authors works. Notable Quotes - make note of great quotes as you read. Keep track of page numbers where you can find the quotes easily. Extra Notes - quickly jot down books to add or research later. Make notes on each book as you read to use later in your review. Keeping simple book notes as you read will help you remember what you want to write about later without eating into your reading time. Goodreads Top 100 - inspiration for when you don't know what to read. Mark them off as you read. Cover Files - 2 Cover designs for your Reading Planner - 1 Simple black & white and one patterned kraft paper. These digital downloads include separate .PDF files for each page in the following paper sizes:

To use this template, simply print out the pages you need and bind them together into a journal. Alternatively, you can keep the printables loose in a notebook. If you're using this printable reading tracker to record your reading progress, then I recommend printing out a couple of copies of each one to get you started. Alternatively, you can print out the pages as you need them. These reading log printables are a great addition to your reading life. If reading books is important to you them keeping a book log and making time to write about your favorite books can help you get more from your reading and take it to the next level.

These inserts have been designed to print easily on any printer. Pages have 0.5" margins all round for easy printing and are clearly named so that you can pick and choose which pages to print. The patterned cover does not have a margin so that you can choose to print 'borderless' if desired. Simply open the file for the paper size you would like and send to your printer as usual. Print as many copies of each template as desired.  Happy reading!

Our printable reading tracker is a great way to make up your own binder to track your reading.