Category: Bullet Journal

April Reading Journal Set-Up

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Hello, lovelies. For today’s post, I’m going to be taking you through my reading journal spreads for the month of April! I really wanted to do something inspired by Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse ahead of the release of Shadow and Bone on Netflix later this month. I tried to include little bits from both Shadow and Bone and Six of Crows and I’m really happy with the way these came out. This was also the first spread in my new journal which you can see a little bit of in the header for this post. I finished my original one with last month’s reads and I’m happy to moving into another Notebook Therapy journal as I was really happy with the quality of the last one.

So, lets have a look at this month’s spread!

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March Reading Journal Set-Up

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Hello lovelies! For today’s post, I’m going to be taking you through my reading journal spreads for the month of March, inspired by Laini Taylor’s Strange the Dreamer. This was one of my favourite books I picked up in February and I was really struggling to think of a theme for the this month’s spreads so I decided to use the book as a very loose basis for my set-up! I’m really happy with the way these came out and I hope you like them as much as I do.

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2021 Reading Journal Set-Up

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I’ve been keeping a reading journal for about two years now – I use it to keep track of what I’ve read throughout the year, to understand my own thoughts about the books I’ve read and to plot out my reviews for them. This is just one of the many ways I keep track of my reading (keep an eye out for a blog post on that soon) but it’s definitely my favourite method I currently use. I’ve always really enjoyed then physical act of writing things down, if I could hand-write blog posts and instagram captions I would, so I much prefer this to note-taking apps or word docs. It’s super practical for me but, like a bullet journal, it also allows me to get a little creative with my spreads.

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