“Can you share a reading list template?”
Are you a fan of reading?
So am I!
It’s so fun and relaxing to grab a book after a long day of work or chores, and just fade into other worlds, or go for an imaginary chat with a person who wroke the book to teach you, inspire you, or lift you up.
For cozy evening reading, a clip-on book light is such a small joy – you can read in bed without keeping anyone else awake.
And if there’s one more thing that’s more fun than reading itself – it’s finishing the book and adding another checkmark to your reading list (or checking out your ever-growing book collection!).
Have you tried listing and documenting your books yet?
Well, if not – do try it, because it’s a really fun and mindful thing to do, and it’s also a nice hobby to start (especially if you have to stay at home a lot).
If you like reading on the go, a Kindle Paperwhite is a popular way to carry a whole little library in your bag.
Today I’m sharing my easy to use and cute 7-page reading list printable that you can use to:
- Plan your reads with a to-be-read wishlist;
- List and rate the books you’ve read;
- Take a yearly reading challenge;
- Write short notes about each book;
- Keep a monthly reading log.
I can imagine this being a great tool for students as well, and it can easily be used for magazines and other literature you’d like to read and document. There’s even a learning list page where you can collect course readings or the best books on a topic, and write down the key ideas.
If you want to read more books this year (which is a beautiful goal to set!), you can set a goal on the reading challenge page and color in a book on the bookshelf for every one you finish (there’s room for 52, one a week!).
A pack of cute magnetic bookmarks makes the challenge even sweeter – they clip right onto the page and never fall out.
Even one book can enrich your inner world with something good, so just imagine yourself after reading 12 useful, relaxing, interesting, or fun books!
Or, if you want to become an expert in a particular field, you can google the best books that teach that topic, list them in this reading list printable, and then make it a goal to go through all of them.
Free Reading List Printable For Book Lovers Or Students
So, let’s go ahead and start your reading challenges!
Grab reading list printables below:
Reading List Printable in page size A4
Reading List Printable in page size LETTER
*Personal use only.
Simply print and add it to your planner, hang it on a corkboard or vision board, insert it in your study notebook – do as you please, as long as you’re reading those books, eh!
If you don't have one yet, a corkboard above your desk is a lovely spot for your reading list, quotes, and little goals.
I know it sounds a little old-school, but honestly, books are one of the best ways to improve your inner world and if that makes me old, then… Well, I guess I’m old!
