Free Printable Bookshelf Reading Tracker (50 Books!)
Grab our free printable book shelf reading tracker that is perfect for logging your latest reads and makes a nice additional to your reading journal.
It’s so easy to track your reading progress with our bookshelf tracker. It has 50 book spines ready to be labeled and colored! Using book reviews and trackers really help with getting in the routine of building consistent reading habits for both kids and adults.
During the summer months, we like to set reading goals and this book log has been a game changer for tracking. All of these printables really help kids have the best reading experience, even for those who aren’t a natural avid reader.
Get the Free Book Tracker
Make reading time more fun as your track your reading list, while coloring in the books on the shelf. This is such a fun way to keep a visual.
*This is a digital download and this file is for personal use only. The PDF file will be delivered via email that will include the download link. No physical products will be shipped.
How to Use the Bookshelf Reading Log
Once you subscribe, download the bookshelf reading tracker (the download link will come to your email in PDF format).
Print it out and use your favorite colors to track the number of books you read. You can also use a fine point pen to write the book title on the spines. Add to your paper planners or binder.
To use this file with your digital planner or bullet journal, simply save it to your device. Upload into your note taking app and start tracking.
If you use iOS devices, we really love using the GoodNotes apps for all things digital planning, trackers, and journals.Â
How to Color the Tracker in Procreate
- Import the file into Procreate.
- Select layer 1 and click the pen, change to multiply.
- Add a second layer and drag it into layer 1 in the layers panel.
- While layer 2 is selected, now you can choose the colors and it will stay in the lines.
How to Color the Tracker in GoodNotes
It’s not as easy to stay in the lines in GoodNotes, however when coloring use the highlighter tool and just color over the books.
Helpful Tips
- If you are printing the free reading log, we recommend using cardstock paper.
- Be sure to check your ink levels on the printer before starting.
Grab Our Book Review Templates
Want to remember your favorite books? Use our instant download to document your book reviews and love of reading. It comes in 7 different colors and is also fillable using the free version of Adobe. This is a great way to reflect on your favorite reads, and to give those star ratings so you can recommend them to friends in the future.
We also have a book review template that is fitting for young readers. Not only is it a great tool to use throughout the school year, but it’s one of the best ways to keep record of the books they read for challenges or over the summer.
More Reading Log Printables + Free Printable Reading Tracker
If you are looking for another free reading tracker, be sure to check out our reading log templates, I can read 100 books printables, and summer reading challenges for kids. These make a great additional to your book journal. We also have a daily reading log that is an easy way to track your children’s/students number of pages and minutes.
Our Favorite
Printables and Templates
Book worms love this free printable reading log and it’s so satisfying when you hit those reading streaks and can really knock your book list out of the park! Keeping track of the books you read has never been easier. Happy reading!
