Calling all bookworms- you gotta download our free printable bookshelf reading log for 2023! You can log over 30 books in you planner or bullet journal using this super cute template. You can color in each book you read…it’s like an adult coloring page! If you read more than 30 books just print out a second, third or fourth page!
Just like you I’ve been stuck at home during this very long winter but I’m keeping myself entertained! I’m making lots of “let’s stay inside” activities for you guys like our FREE Printable Reading Log (where you can dish all the deets about EACH book you read! You can make detailed notes about your favorite books and remember all of your book recommendations.
I love reading books on my Kindle when I have a few moments to relax and decompress before bed. While I love reading on my Kindle…I find I have less and less time to actually sit down and physically read a book (as much as I would like to). But, I found a happy medium and that is Kindle Unlimited Audio Books!
I feel like Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited subscription helps me up my productivity level because I’m learning something new (I like business and financial books personally) while I’m also getting something else important done. When the weather starts improving I can listen to audio books while I’m in the garden or taking care of chores around the house.
My Kindle Unlimited Subscription gives me access to unlimited books, audio books and tons of magazines! Oh, and you don’t have to have Kindle…you can download their app to any device to listen or view books. It’s the perfect way to while away the winter months, the summer months and all the months in-between!
So, if you (or someone you love) is bored sick (or teetering on the edge of complete insanity) check out the 30 day unlimited FREE trial Amazon is offering! That means unlimited books, audio books AND magazines! You can use it yourself or gift it to someone else ready to pull their hair out!
I 100% attribute my winter time sanity with my ability to keep my mind and body occupied. So, if you find yourself with more time than sanity these days give their free trial a shot! And don’t forget to grab my FREE Reading Log for Audio Books!
Okay fellow bookworms, lets check out this FREE printable bookshelf reading log! This is a spin off a very popular DIY bullet journal page known as the ” bullet journal bookshelf ” or the ” bookshelf reading log “.
Usually, these are completed by hand using pen! But we’ve saved you tons of time by making one for you that you can download & print out in jiffy!
While this mostly for adults, this bookshelf reading log printable is also great way to help your kids meet their summer break reading goals. It’s way cooler than those FREE summer reading logs you get from the schools. It gives kids a little motivation to develop a healthy reading habit. You can even set up a book reading challenge and a reward when they fill up the entire bookshelf!
And before you go today be sure to check out our FREE printable reading journal which makes a great companion to this bookshelf reading log!
You can upload our bullet journal / books to read printable into a web based graphic design program if you want to digitally overlay text like we did above. I also like to color in my books and plants with colored pencils as I go but that’s totally optional!
How To Resize, Print & Punch This Bookshelf Reading Log:
This FREE printable bookshelf reading log PDF download is paper size A4 full 8.5 x 11 sheet but they can be resized to fit just about any planner (Happy Planner, Erin Condren, Filofax, Franklin, Arc etc) using THIS print resizing guide (this is also a pin on Pinterest that you can save for later to your planner boards for reference).
You’ll need to adjust your printout higher or lower using the print settings function on your computer. There should be a setting to adjust (by percentage) higher or lower within the print set up window. You may need to experiment a little bit but it is possible to shrink or enlarge these files easily during the printing process.
If you plan on putting this bookshelf printable in your discbound Happy Planner you’ll want to punch them with the Mambi 9 Hole Punch. For Ring-Bound Planners (such as Filofax), I recommend using an adjustable 6-hole paper punch 
I also recommend that you print this bullet journal reading log on matte card stock if you think you might be moving this around in your Happy Planner significantly. The holes you will need to punch will degrade after repeated removals if you use plain ole’ printer paper.
I hope you love this super cute, FREE printable bookshelf reading log as much as I do! We are in the process of adding a ton of planner printables to our library so stay tuned! Please leave me a comment below and let me know what you think about this FREE printable reading log for adults so I can tailor future content for you! Tell me what bullet journal or planner inserts you’d like to see in a future release. Tell me your favorite colors or themes. There’s a good chance I’ll find a way to fit it in!
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I absolutely love this. I might have to print it out monthly though x like you I have kindle unlimited (what a godsend) and I use it religiously as I am disabled/chronically ill so spend a LOT of time reading. So far this year I’ve read 332 books. X
I love being able to see all the books that I have read and being able to share my thoughts with others. Now to have a place to put them in my journal that is amazing, thank you for sharing.
The link for the reading log isn’t working. It links to your post from April of 2020. I was hoping to download the book log (like the one with the books on the shelf) but can’t seem to find it in the printable library either.
I have no idea where you are looking but if you are commenting on THIS webpage then you are on the correct page to download the latest bookshelf reading log with this years date. I double checked the link and it is correct. Make sure you read the download instructions we’ve provided near the end of the post. We’re slowly changing our download process and this item isn’t in the printables library…it’s a direct download from this page.