Page Tracker Bullet Journal Inspirations
Love reading and what to track your progress? There is a Bullet Journal page idea for that!
It’s a page tracker, and in this blog post, you’ll find several inspirations on how to track your reading habits in your Bulle Journal and make it fun and creative.
Tracking your progress with reading goals can be both satisfying and fun – especially if you incorporate it into your Bullet Journal.
A page tracker allows you to keep tabs on how many pages you’ve read over time, observe trends in your reading habits and make adjustments accordingly.
With just a few easy steps, you’ll be able to design a creative tracker for yourself that will help set and track even the loftiest of reading goals!
Just a few more things before we dive in – be sure to scroll until the end to get more resources on reading pages and snag your free printable book tracker.
Page Tracker Bullet Journal Inspirations
Keeping track of how many books you read and the number of pages in each can be a great way to keep motivated and challenge yourself.
A Bullet Journal page tracker is one unique way to do this; it calls for creating an interactive chart in your journal, which includes a tracker specifically dedicated to counting the number of pages read daily.
You can use visuals like stickers, washi tape, and markers to add flair and make your page look even more spectacular. Plus, you’ll get a sense of satisfaction every time you look at your page tracker because looking back at how many pages you’ve already read is incredibly rewarding!
So here are some spreads that will inspire you to create your own page tracker Bullet Journal page.
If you want to commit to a whole year of reading, this tracker might be a good option for you. I love the idea that you can create one big tracker for the entire year and never worry about it again.
Very easy tracker to create, and I love how happy and colorful it is. I wonder is each color symbolizes a separate book.
It's so fun that the creator included a list of books read on the other side. I also like that they can track the reading by minutes rather than pages only.
It looks very easy - you assign specific colors to different amounts of pages read. But this tracker looks so different just because the sections are like this diagonal mosaic.
Another great yearly reading tracker and I love this little challenge on the right to read 22 books in 2022.
Beautiful tracker, and I really love that there is a division here between the fiction and non-fiction books read.
This is such a cure reading tracker, and just a fun font and a few doodles really make it pop.
Great page tracker and I love that it's clear which books were read and how high the creator scored them.
A beautiful set of the list of books read, and amount of chapters read each day. I really love the stye and design of these trackers!
Flowers are a wonderful way to decorate any page, including your reading tracker. I think this one is a monthly one, so it allows for a lot of space for decorations while also having enough space to add all the books.
I love this one for that kraft paper header! But also, the different approach here, it's more about tracking reading exact books rather than making sure you read every day. A fun idea to approach page tracker in a different way.
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Supplies For Creating Page Tracker
As always, I’m here to share with you some of my favorite supplies for creating Bullet Journal pages, specifically reading related spreads like these book trackers.
So here are my favorites:
- Fineliners. These are the blood of every Bullet Journal page, and I recommend getting these ones.
- Calliograph pens. They have two brush tips and come in those pretty calm colors that I think fit so well for all the reading pages. (you can also get 10% off with my code MASHA10)
- Kraft paper. I always find that it looks amazing on reading pages. You can use any kraft paper you have lying around the house, but I prefer using a kraft paper notepad that has good paper and a dot grid. (you can also get 10% off with my code MASHA10)
- Book stencil. An easier and definitely faster way to add book doodles to your Bullet Journal.
- Letter stamps. I feel like it fits so well with all the book pages. And it will allow you to have many fun and unique headers with this kind of retro aesthetics.
More Resources
If you’re looking for more ideas on what reading pages you might want to create, I’ve got you covered.
I’m sure recreating some of these pages will help you stay more motivated and interested in reading more.
So, check out these:
- 31+ Creative Bullet Journal Book Tracker Pages
- 37 Brilliant Book Bullet Journal Theme Ideas And Inspirations
- Reading Journal Page Ideas For Book Lovers
- Free Book Tracker Bullet Journal Printables
When creating book-related pages, you’ll probably need to doodle books! Here is a post you’ll find helpful with that:
Free Bullet Journal Printables
Finally, let me share with you a free printable book tracker you can print and start using right away.
You can already find it in the Resources Vault.
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Be sure to check my post How To Use Printables In Your Bullet Journal if this is your first time using printables and you’re unsure how to.
It’s pretty basic, and all you need is a printer, a good-quality paper, and, of course, a paper cutter.
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