Free Printable Book Journal Pages
Free Bullet Journal printables? Yes, please! If you love reading and journaling as much as we do, you’re in for a treat.
This post gathers a curated collection of free printable book journal pages that are perfect for tracking your reading progress, jotting down your favorite quotes, or even keeping a running list of must-read books.
From minimalist designs to creative layouts, there’s something here for everyone. These pages are ideal for bringing a little extra organization and creativity to your Bullet Journal while celebrating your love for books.
Grab your favorites and start personalizing your reading experience today!
Life can get so busy that we often lose track of what we’ve read or what we thought about those books. That’s where these Bullet Journal printables truly shine. They make it simple—and fun—to document your reading adventures while offering some remarkable benefits along the way.
For starters, they act like a customized archive of your literary life. Ever drawn a blank when someone asked for book recommendations? With a book tracker, you’ll never forget a title or author again. It’s like carrying your own curated library list wherever you go.
On top of that, writing about the books you’ve read adds a whole new dimension to the experience. Processing your thoughts on characters, themes, or a plot twist in your journal can be like reliving the best moments of the story.
It’s a way to connect more deeply with what you’ve read and uncover ideas or feelings you might have overlooked.
All that and much more can be achieved if you create book journal pages or use printables. The collection I’ve gathered here will allow you to effortlessly try new pages and build a book journal you’ll love using every day.
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How To Use Printables In Your Journal
I want to ensure you’re confident to start using these printables right away, so let’s talk about ways to add these to your Bullet Journal.
But in two words, this is how it goes.
The key is ensuring the printable fits your journal. If it’s already in A5 format, which is the standard for most Bullet Journal notebooks, you’re all set. If not, simply adjust your print settings to A5.
There are also various tools that can assist you in achieving a polished outcome.
Here are some of my top recommendations for supplies to help you use printables:
- High-quality printing paper. Especially if you’re planning to use any markers on your printables, you need to have a high-quality paper. Otherwise, it will damage your pens. I prefer using HP Premium Paper.
- Paper cutter. You can definitely just use scissors, but I find that you always get cleaner cuts if you use a paper cutter like this Firbon paper cutter.
- Corner rounder. I find that most journals have rounded corners, so it would be a fun idea to cut your printables the same way. You can do it yourself with a pair of sewing scissors like I do, but I would recommend using a corner rounder instead.
Honestly, all you really need is a piece of paper and scissors, but these supplies I mentioned can really help you make it easier.
Ok, with that out of the way, let’s look at different printable book journal pages.
Free Printable Book Journal Pages
There are many different pages you can create for your book journal and even more ways to design them.
That's why, for this post, I've gathered printables from different creators; that way, you get different styles and will be able to find something that fits our aesthetics.
So, let's just dive right into it!
Let's start with the free printables you can already find in the Resources Vault. Together with 50+ other Bulelt Journal printables, you can find a reading tracker.
If you don't have access yet, simply click "get free printables" or sign up in the form at the end of the post.
In this resource, you can find several different reading-related pages, such as book trackers, book review pages, and a spread to track some classics everyone should read.
I like that they are made in a beautiful color scheme, so you really don't need to do anything extra, just print and stick straight to your journal.
Here, you can find a reading log and plenty of other book-related spreads, all in different formats and color schemes. And the best part is that you can actually customize them a bit before sending them to print.
Here, you can find a set of beautiful pages to create an entire reading journal, all in a stunning brown color scheme. Andi t can be printed or used as a digital reading journal!
These reading journal printables have plenty of information for all types of reading data, and the spreads are created in beautiful and cheerful colors, which I absolutely love!
If you're looking for a beautiful and detailed book tracker, you just found one! I love all the details and the extra doodles added here; you really get so much space to customize it with colors.
This is a whole printable reading journal with several pages, all already created in the same style. It helps you to track your reading, make notes on the books you've read, and do little book reviews.
This two-page reading tracker is an example of what you need to keep an eye on all your books. I love that the creator added a section about reading goals and the amount of pages read. It's like a little extra motivation.
This set of printables has several different layouts that can help you with your reading goals. I like that the headers and little illustrations are in color so that these are ready to go right away if you don't want to customize anything.
If all those detailed and massive reading pages are too much for you, you might want to start with a simple layout like this one that can help you log your 10 favorite books only.
Last but not least is this simple book review payout. Just two books per page are not that many, but it allows you to have more space for your thoughts on the book and more information about it, which I think is pretty valuable, especially if you're going back to it in the future.
Free Bullet Journal Printables
Again, before you leave, I wanted to remind you to go to the Resources Vault and get your printables, including a book tracker.
If you don’t have access yet, you can always sign up in the form below.
Once you confirm your subscription, you’ll get the password to get 50+ free Bullet Journal printables, stickers, and worksheets to use right away.
If you’ve never used printables before, be sure to check my post How To Use Printables In Your Bullet Journal.
It’s pretty basic, and you can find all the supplies you need in my post Supplies For Using Bullet Journal Printables.
More Resources
Are you looking for some more printables or ideas for reading journal pages? I’ve got you covered with plenty!
Check out these blog posts next:
- 13+ Free Reading Tracker Printables
- Free Reading Journal Printables
- Reading Journal Page Ideas For Book Lovers
>>> What other free printables are you looking for your reading journal? Share with us in the comments!
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