Books I've read
Title, author, format, the dates you started and finished, and a rating, with room for twenty books on a page.
Reading log
Print the paper log for your desk, or let BookWorm keep it for you on your iPhone. Better still, both.
Three pages: books read, a year of reading days, and notes on a book. Print as many as you like.
Made for a pencil and a few seconds a day.
Title, author, format, the dates you started and finished, and a rating, with room for twenty books on a page.
Twelve months, one box a day. Colour in each day you read and watch the year fill up.
A lined page for one book: a favourite line, what stayed with you, and who you'd give it to.
Paper logs fail in the same way: one busy week and the gaps start. In BookWorm, logging is the same tap you use to save your page, so every reading day, every page and every finished book is recorded without a separate step.
Paper books, ebooks and audiobooks share one log, counted in pages or hours and minutes. Your calendar, streak and yearly shelf are drawn from it.
See the reading habit trackerAt least the title, the author and the date you finished. Most readers also like the start date, the format and a quick rating. A daily log adds the pages or minutes you read each day.
Not quite. A log records what and when you read. A journal adds what you thought. The printable includes a notes page, and BookWorm keeps notes on every book.
Yes. The year of reading days works well for children: one square to colour in for every day they read.
Yes. Audiobooks are logged in hours and minutes, next to your paper books and ebooks, and they count toward the same daily goal.
Notes pinned to the page, a calendar of reading days, every book you've finished.
See how → GuideWhat to write, how often, and how to keep it going past February.
Read the guide → The appA daily goal, a streak that grows, and one calm reminder.
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