What I Read (Red) Mini Journal

Love them, solid design, purchased multiple times and they are just the ticket. Mini book review format per page with a number of quote pages and additional ‘info’ pages. Easily space for 60 or 70 reviews or more if you lump series together on the same page.Would recommend.

My friend is an avid reader and is always telling me about what she has read. Bought this as a present. I was surprised when it arrived as I expected it to be bigger - should have looked at measurements!! But my friend loves it and she keeps it in her handbag.

Lovely colour and design, very well made. The reason why I did not give 5 stars is due to it being very small (about half A5 size). You could carry it around in a small handbag if you wished to. Which I did not realize when ordering. Will use it but due to its size will not get much written into due to lack of pages.

It's a decent pocket size reading journal. There is plenty of pages for short reviews, definitely enough for the year. I like that there is a few other pages for like favourite authors, quotes, book to read but I don't like that they are in random places throughout the book. Would have preferred a section for the lists and then a section for reviews. But overall a good product to record books read.

This is a lovely little journal to need a note of what you have read. I purchased it for my twelve year old son – now he is at secondary school he has no reading record, and I find it hard to keep track of how much he is reading. This little notebook allows you to write some notes about each book you read: title/author/start date/end date/rating and there are a few lines to write some thoughts about what you thought of the book.There are a few little pages to write notes – such as facts you may have learnt, favourite characters, etc. and there are some good literary quotes. However, basically this is most useful to keep track of what you are reading and the books you liked. It stays shut with an elastic closure and is small enough to fit in a pocket. It also allows me to see how long my son takes to read a book, how many he is reading and to introduce him to different genres/authors if he is becoming stuck in reading one type of book. He likes the simple, but attractive, design and it is a nice little stocking filler for book lovers.

This is the second one of these I've bought. I love keeping a record of my reading and writing a review. It's easy to use and has extra sections to make you think about authors, genres, etc.A great present!

I like to read! And I read a lot. I keep track of the books I read on GoodReads but thought it would also be useful to have a physical record. This journal is quite small, with only one page (not a double page) for the book details and review, so if this is your main book record it may not be big enough. But I just wanted it to jot a few notes about the book and then leave a more thorough review on GoodReads.

My daughter saw my  Books I've Read (Journal)  and asked for one of her own.This mini version was a great price, so for a seven year old just getting to grips with longer books it wasn't too much of a stretch if she didn't make full use of it.However, three books in and the journal is giving her lots of encouragement to keep reading.You can record a book per page. Each page is set out for title, author, date started and finished, a star rating and the all-important comments section. Every now and then you come to a page with a quote from a famous author, which is a lovely treat.It's a neat little book complete with an elastic strap to keep it closed. A charming pocket book for any enthusiastic reader, I will be buying it again in the future as my daughter fills the first and no doubt as a gift as well.