Updated on 13 January 2020
Hi book lover! Book worm or any other term you want to go by! For me, it’s the smell and feel of books, I love sniffing the centre of the book. It’s also a great way to unwind, declutter your mind and create a world for yourself, or even transport you to another world!
If you are into books and reading you should 100% check out our round-up of Harry Potter Spreads and Lord of the Rings Spreads
So why is reading good for you?
Apparently, science and research has now revealed that reading is in fact good for your health! And according to this post and this one on NBC, there are 9 brilliant reasons you should read according to science! (And do you really need more excuses to create a book or reading tracking for your bullet journal?)
- Makes you emotionally more intelligent
- Improves your relationships and can bolster our social skills
- Can make you happier
- Can make you more empowered or braver
- Lower risk of dementia or altziemers
- Makes you smarter
- Calms us down
- Helps us create a positive routine for bed
- Can provide a sense of belonging
How can you incorporate reading into your Bullet Journal?
Creating a reading tracker in your bullet journal is a great way to keep on track of those books you have been meaning to read and making sure you are working towards an end game!
So regardless of if you are ripping through a new book each week or the one still slogging through that bestseller your friend (or Oprah) recommended months ago, its still a good idea to track them in a book journal and see your progress throughout the year.
Now if you are looking for specific bullet journal books to read, head here
Why make a book tracker?
Well, why the heck not! What a great way to see how many books you have chewed through and you can track your progress and speed of reading. If you love reading and want to keep track so you know what you have read, or planning on reading, creating a book journal is the perfect place to start!
Is there a series of books you are looking at reading and want to track which ones you have read? This is the perfect opportunity to do just that.
What other things can you track on your reading tracker?
You could easily track additional things such as:
- pages read per day,
- chapters consumed,
- series finished,
- book stores visited,
- favorite book places,
- live readings attended
- Notes taken
Featured book and reading trackers to inspire you
How great is this neat book series tracker
@amarisafloria
@caseythereader
I love the use of the black out notebook for this reading tracking!
@mel_bulletbooks
I love this year in pixels page tracker. How divine is this to measure reading and how much you’ve read over the year.
@sun.wave.journal
@bujoandbee
@_bujo_beginner_
This 20ies/ Great Gatsby inspired reading tracker.
@cho.journals
@connie.inglis.art
@readingmuslimah
@the_evergreen_artist
@caseythereader
Such a cool way to set up a monthly reading journal!
@alyonabujo
