Reading Log Bookmark

Book lovers here is a fun reading log bookmark perfect for keeping track of your reading over the month or year! Grab the free printable and use these fun bookmarks with or without the plastic sleeve and tassel.

These reading list bookmarks can be used for reading fun, to keep track of your books for the year and they can also be used as a student resource in classrooms! These are a fun way to keep track of their practice reading, books for assignments, a new skill, or reading goals for book reports!

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Supplies for Reading Log Bookmarks

• Printable Reading Log Bookmark PDF download
• Paper trimmer
• Plastic Sleeves
• Colored Tassels*
• Ballpoint Pen or fine-tip Sharpie

Optional supplies: stickers, crayons, markers, and fun pens.

*If you are making a single bookmark, check out the tutorial for these DIY Tassel earrings. You can use this method to create a single tassel for the bookmark!

About the Reading Log Bookmark Printables

Included are both front and back copies for the bookmark in both single and multiple bookmark options. The single has only one bookmark if you are making one for yourself. The multiple options is a full page of bookmarks if you are making them for your book club or classroom or book friends!

The book marks have a vintage library card bookmark vibe. There is a spot to write the date, book titles, and your rating of the book using the 5-star review system.

For ease of printing, the fronts and the backs of the bookmarks are their own separate sheets instead of having to figure out double-sided printing on your printer.

How to Make Reading Log Bookmarks

Grab the free design file for the printable bookmarks below. Print on your home printer using medium to heavyweight cardstock (80lb or higher).

Use a paper trimmer (or scissors) to cut the bookmarks apart. The paper trimmer gives you perfectly straight lines which makes it easier to fit into the bookmark sleeves in a future step.

Now, using a fun colored pen or a fine-tip Sharpie, enter the bookmark information including your name and the date you started the reading log.

If you are using only one side, you can color the back side, add stickers, your name anything you’d like. This is fun for kids to do with crayons or markers to personalize their bookmarks! If you are using both sides, add a backside to the front and line them up so they look like one.

Slide the cardstock reading log(s) into the plastic sleeve and then tie on a colored tassel to complete your reading list bookmark!

I hope to make some more bookmark options for these sleeves so tell me what you would make in the comments!

If you like these bookmarks you may also like my free planner tabs and bookmarks! Grab the SVG to use with your cutting machine.

I made these fun elastic band bookmarks for summer reading with my oldest one summer!