Hi, folks!
A few months back, I gave you a peek at my book journal. This is just a quick video to update you on the spreads I will be using in 2019:
Notes:
Projects mentioned in the video:
- The Classics Club
- A Century of Books
- Back to the Classics
- Victorian Reading Challenge
- Speak its name
- Book Journal 2018
- Link to download the printables
I’ve also made a simplified version of my reading spreadsheet, and I briefly explained how it works on this video:
Do you keep a book journal or a reading spreadsheet? If you have any suggestions, please let me know in the comments 🙂
Yours truly,
J.
Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues
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I use Goodreads to do my book recording. Mostly, I’m concerned with page counts (I’ve been trying to surpass 31,000 pages for a few years). However, in the new year & with my book-buying ban, I’m going to be starting a few lists about what books I’m borrowing and where they are borrowed from. I’m only just started in becoming interested in the data surrounding my book habits.
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To track the borrowed books – that’s a good idea. I usually do that on my journal. When I started to collect the data on my reading habits, I was really surprised with what I found. Since then, it has helped me to change things I wanted to improve – so I do recommend. 🙂
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I’m so impressed with your organisation – I wish I could be that focused with my reading, but I tend ot be all over the place. I *do* now track what books I read and when on a very simple spreadsheet, but nothing as clever or elaborate as yours!
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Thank you, Karen! I started my book journal this year, actually. So far, so good. And the spreadsheet gas evolved along the years. 🙂
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