I have kept a paper book journal since 1996 (and a digital one for stat purposes since 2011), and I have edited it a lot over the last 25 years. At the bottom of this post, you will find the actual log that I have used for about five years. I finally think I have found a formula that works perfectly for me, so much so that I had a rubber stamp printed with exactly this text on it so that I could stamp it in a Moleskin journal (they are my favorite journal books). While I did not create the original layout, I have had added to it, changed it, and made it my own. I am sharing it with you today in case you want to use this version or get inspired to create your dream reading log too. Maybe you just want to keep a Moleskin (I am telling you they are the BEST) with just the title and the dates read. My 1996 journal looks exactly like that, a title and a date, nothing else. That little pet postage stamp journal has been tortured over the last 25 years as I perfected what I wanted to retain in a reading journal.
I would love to know how you keep a log of your reading life. Please don't hesitate to reach out and let me know.
My reading journal page can be found here. Below you will have a snippet of what you will find on the download (there are three entries on a page with the download).
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