My Reading Journal: A Guided Journal for Kids to Keep Track of Their Reading | 
Not a bad month for reading, though clearly lots of fantasy escapism. Even though I missed the faculty book club outing to hear Shelby Van Pelt talk, I enjoyed discussing Remarkably Bright Creatures with my sister, who read it with her book club last year.
I finally figured out how to import my Netgalley Reading Journal to the Notability app and how to download the included stickers. I‘ve seen other people online with digital journals and I want to try it out too. I haven‘t done it before. The idea of setting it up is overwhelming me. There‘s so many tabs. I don‘t even know where to start. I will probably use this journal next year because I already have a physical journal I‘m using this year.
Yay! I‘m done filling in my Netgalley Tracker until the Fall when I‘ll probably get approved for more ARCs since I signed up for Fall 2024 ARCs from St. Martin‘s Press and all of their imprints. I‘m looking forward to reading what I want to read for a while instead of priority reads. I‘ve been reading ARCs since January and I need a break. The priority reads take up a lot of time.
In the home stretch…and room for 10 reads in December! 🥰
She‘s getting full! I‘m excited about how this page is turning out. I had to divide some of the chunky books because I‘m on track to read more than expected this year.
136: the number of books I own that I haven‘t read. I‘m hoping to put a dent in them this year!
#unreadbookshelf
#bookspin
Next year, I‘m hoping to participate in #theunreadshelfproject again. I really like that each month has a theme instead of a prompt and I like that I can even choose my own themes if I want to. For example in the month of January, my theme is to read a book that will be comforting to me. I think this will work out really well for me because I want to read what I own and continue mood reading next year.
pickBook #39
✅ Read a book with “Pink“ or any shade of pink in the cover (salmon).
My Reading Journal by Y.Y. Chan ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I find this book very useful for kids & a way for parents to spend more time with them. It's a great book for kids to put reading into practice. It‘s fun, filled with activities & rich information that even adults can enjoy, because it can be helpful when writing reviews. Good resource for teaching in class.
