A6 reading journal inserts: book log, reviews, quotes and challenges

A6 reading journal inserts made for a six-ring A6 binder: 32 undated pages printed at genuine A6 measurements (105 by 148 mm, about 4.1 by 5.8 inches) to hold your goals, books you want next, a log for 32 finished titles, a series tracker, reviews, quotes, 24 challenge prompts and a look back at your year. One file gives each page alone with crop marks, and two more fit four pages onto an A4 sheet or two onto a US Letter sheet for cutting. Instant download; nothing is shipped.

Small enough for your tote bag, and roomy enough for a whole year of reading.

How the A6 reading journal makes reading more joyful

Begin with your goals and a list of 18 books you are longing to read, then group what comes next by mood so the right story is ready when you are. Each finished book earns a line in the log with its format and a five star score, and its title goes onto a spine on the bookshelf page.

When a story stays with you, there is a whole page for your review and another for deeper thoughts, while separate pages collect favorite passages and lovely words. Nothing is dated, so you can begin in any month of any year and print your favorite review page as often as you like.

Who these A6 book log inserts are for

• Owners of an A6 six-ring binder who want a full section just for books
• Readers who like to log each book, score it and keep their favorite lines
• Planner fans already using general A6 inserts who want reading pages right beside them
• Anyone aiming for a 52 book or 100 book year who wants a little log that slips into a bag

Design and printing

• Calm, minimal pages in white with soft blush pink touches that need very little ink
• Wide margins, so nothing is trimmed on a home printer
• Genuine A6 in portrait, 105 by 148 mm, with the same generous margin on both long sides, so you can punch whichever side you prefer
• No dates, so day one can be any month you like
• Cutting sheets: on A4, four A6 pages need just two straight cuts; on landscape US Letter, each sheet holds two. Cut lines and a 50 mm check line help you confirm the scale
• A file with one page per sheet and crop marks, ready for your own printer on any paper or for a print shop
• Set your printer to 100% or Actual size: portrait for the A4 and A6 files, landscape for Letter. Trim along the dashes or crop marks, then use an A6 six-hole punch. The Read Me First page finder tells you which sheet each page sits on, which makes printing extra reviews simple
• Use it in a binder or on a clipboard, or have it spiral bound at a print shop

Inside the A6 reading journal: 32 pages

1. 1Front cover with lines for your name, the year and a start date
2. 2Welcome page with six format letters to mark print, e-book, audio, library, borrowed or reread, a key for star ratings, the sections listed, pointers for getting started, notes and your reasons for reading
3. 3Reading goals: how many books this year, minutes or pages per day, genres to explore, authors to try, habits you want to build, the book you most want to read and your reward
4. 4Books to read, 18 numbered rows with title, author and a got it circle
5. 5Six small lists to match your mood (cozy and comforting, can't put it down, learn something, a classic, light and funny, a long one), plus books your friends have suggested
6. 6Books you hope to own, 8 lines with author and a circle to fill once you have it, then 7 lines tracking library reserves and borrowed copies with pick-up and return dates
7. 7Series tracker for 4 series, each with the series name, author, books, 12 numbered circles, the next release and notes
8. 8Favorite authors, 13 rows showing books read and what to read next, plus authors you found this year
9. 9Log of books 01 to 16: title, author, format, when you finished and stars out of five
10. 10Reading log for books 17 to 32, laid out the same way
11. 11A 31 day reading tracker with a circle, the book and minutes for each day, plus days read, total minutes and your best day
12. 12The month in reading, 9 rows for each book with start date, finish date and page count, then totals, your top pick and what comes next
13. 13My bookshelf, 4 drawn shelves holding 48 spines to write titles on, plus a shelf favorite
14. 14Genre tracker for 16 genres with 12 circles each, the genre you read most and one to try more of
15. 15Lent and borrowed: 7 books you lent with a circle for when they come back, and 7 you borrowed with a return by date
16. 16Book review with author, genre, start and finish dates, pages, format, a five star score, would you reread it, what it is about, what you loved, what was not for you and who you would recommend it to
17. 17Book thoughts: favorite character and scene, how it made you feel, big ideas and themes, a line to keep and what it reminded you of
18. 18Quick reviews, 4 short ones with title, author, rating, format and 3 lines each
19. 19Characters: 9 rows for each name, their role and your notes, then the setting and world, and the people from the page you wish you could meet
20. 20Favorite quotes, 4 blocks each with the book and page
21. 21Words I loved, 13 rows for the word, its meaning and where you found it, plus your favorite word
22. 22Did not finish, 10 rows for title, where you stopped and why, plus books you might pick up again
23. 23Reading challenge with 24 printed prompts to tick, prompts completed and your reward
24. 24My own challenge, 12 numbered rows for prompts you write and the book that fits, plus who you are doing it with
25. 2552 book challenge with 52 numbered circles and milestone circles, a start date, a reward and notes
26. 26100 books chain with 100 numbered circles, a start date, a reward at 100 and notes
27. 27Month in review: books and pages read, how many days you read, the standout book, the biggest surprise, stars, a line that keeps coming back to you, a lesson and your plan for next month
28. 28Year in books, a row per month (books, pages, favorite), totals for books and pages and your year in one word
29. 29Best of the year: a top ten, plus the character, author, cover, quote, surprise and reread you liked most, and books for next year
30. 30Lined notes
31. 31Dot grid
32. 32Back cover with start and finish dates, books that changed you and a note to your future self

Files in your download

• A6-Reading-Log-A6.pdf, the 32 pages one by one with crop marks
• A6-Reading-Log-Print-and-Cut-A4.pdf, four pages on each of 8 A4 sheets
• A6-Reading-Log-Print-and-Cut-Letter.pdf, two pages on each of 16 US Letter sheets
• Read Me First (PDF): a guide to printing and cutting, with a page finder

How to download and print

• Check out with PayPal, a debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your download page opens as soon as the payment goes through.
• We email the same private download links to you, so you can download your files again later.
• Open the PDF in a free reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader and print at 100% or Actual size.
• Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own personal use.

Good to know

• These themed pages come as PDFs to print and trim, and they are not a hyperlinked digital planner. They are sold apart from our general A6 Planner Inserts and A6 Daily Inserts and contain only reading pages, so you can combine them freely.
• You are buying a digital download, and nothing physical is shipped.
• Printed colors may look slightly different from your screen.
• For your own use only. Please keep the files private and do not resell or pass them on.
• Digital files cannot be returned. If a file does not open or print correctly, email us and we will help right away.
• A6 binders do not all space their rings the same way, so compare the hole positions with an insert you already own before you punch.

How this was made

Designed and written by PetiteDiary. AI tools helped draft parts of the text, and some background scenes in the preview images were created with AI. Every page was designed, reviewed and checked before release.

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