ReadingTrackPrintable Reading Log
Create a clean reading log to print at home or in class. Pick a layout, add a name and title, and print it or save it as a PDF. No sign-up, no watermark.
Free · No watermark · Print or save as PDFHow to use the printable reading log
- Choose a layout: book tracker, daily log or monthly calendar.
- Add a title, reader name and the number of rows.
- Press Print. Choose "Save as PDF" as the printer to keep a digital copy.
Which reading log should I use?
The book tracker suits adults and older students who log whole books with dates, pages and a rating. The daily log, with minutes and a parent or teacher signature, is the classic school reading log. The monthly calendar is a habit tracker: tick or note the minutes for each day.
Tips for keeping a reading log
Keep the log inside the book you are reading, or on the fridge, so it is in sight. Log as soon as you stop reading. For children, the signature column turns reading time into a shared moment with a parent rather than a chore.
Frequently asked questions
How do I save the reading log as a PDF?
Press Print, then choose "Save as PDF" or "Microsoft Print to PDF" as the printer. The page is set up for A4 and US Letter paper.
Can teachers use this reading log in class?
Yes. The logs are free to print and copy for classroom and home use. Leave the name blank to print one sheet for the whole class.
Is there a digital reading log?
Yes. ReadingTrack tracks the articles, books and papers you read, with reading time and streaks, across the web and your phone.
Keep track of everything you read
ReadingTrack saves articles, papers and highlights from the web and your phone, tracks reading time and streaks, and brings ideas back when you need them.