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If you know my story so far, you’ll know that I’ve been page-travelling for many years.
Then, I set up Nomad Book Club and wanted a journal to record the books I read for each country. After designing a travel-themed reading journal, I realised I need a reading-themed travel journal, but then… what about all the other books I read that aren’t actually travel-related?
So, I decided to create this reading journal, specially designed for book clubs, whether you’re a member of one right now or thinking of starting your own…
Thoughtfully structured for real book club needs, this journal goes far beyond simple note-taking. Inside, you’ll find the following sections:
I joined a book club for the first time and wanted something to help me keep things organized, and this journal has been perfect. It has space to track books I want to read, books I’ve finished, ratings, notes, quotes, and thoughts from the book club meetings.
A beautifully designed journal in relaxing, pastel colors, to track your yearly reading. The template pages include (among others) a reading wishlist, a yearly log to track titles, authors, and personal ratings, and many pages dedicated to already-read books, with enough space for a short book review and other information. A great help for everyone who loves keeping track of what they've read.
This journal is a total game-changer for my reading life! It is beautifully structured, moving far beyond a simple log to include thoughtful discussion prompts and meeting notes that are perfect for my book club. I love the yearly trackers and the "Wishlist" section—it keeps everything so organized and elegant. It’s the perfect keepsake for any reader and makes a wonderful gift for fellow book club members!
A country-by-country book challenge and reading journal.
This bucket list journal invites you to explore the world through its most magical literary destinations.
A reading journal with a page for every state in the USA, plus native writers and other American territories.
They tried to ban these books. You’re about to read them anyway.
