A good reading journal in theory, however for me I ended up preferring the apps out there for the same thing. If you want a journal specifically though this is a good one

What an awesome reading journal! I love that it has enough structure to provide a template for reflection but still enough room to be creative and add your own flair. Thanks for a great tool!

This is genuinely such an aesthetic way for me to keep track of my NetGalley reads on my iPad! On days where I'm in a reading slump, I open this up and I'm automatically motivated to fill it out by reading. Thank you for this resource!

It's beautiful! The design is simple, but also functional. I like all the color choices, they go together well. Overall, practical and cute and I'm excited to use it!

This is a beautiful looking journal for keeping track of your reading, but I found the PDF format a bit difficult to use. I probably need to devote more time to figuring that out, but I've put it aside for now, and will get back to learning it later. It IS very nicely designed, though.

Thank you SO much to Netgalley and the publisher for an ARC of this book.

I absolutely loved this!! Where can i get this in print please?!?!

This was so well done and nicely put together; truly a perfect gift for reading and book lovers near and far!!! This helps with keeping track of reading and it's nice to keep track of reading goals and netgalley numbers.

I unfortunately ended up not using this at all, it is a bit too complex for my liking and I felt a bit overwhelmed when I downloaded it and attempted to start filling it.
I am aware it does have great potential, the links and shortcuts are functional and are a life saver when you wanna be able to quickly navigate the diary and not lose time into finding what you are looking for manually. The format is also good and the process of loading it into goodnotes (my preferred app for journaling) was easy and straightforward.
But again, it didn’t fit what I am used into a book journal and ended up going back to my smaller, simpler, one.
I hope to give it ago again in the future when I feel braver!

This is a great journal. I think the layouts are great. The only layouts I wish were done differently or that I just wont use are the book of the year tracker and the habit tracker. For the book of the year bracket, I would've liked the brackets to go left to right across the page, instead of right to left. Otherwise that would be great to use. As for the habit tracker, I just don't see myself using it. Other than that I love all the other layouts.

I like the NetGalley Reading Journal in that it gives visual organizers a place to put all of the things they’ve read and reviewed in a well organized. The personal goals section is a favorite because not all reading goals are about the number of them you’ve read and this leaves space for words rather than just a goal number.

I like that they gave this out for free. It was a fun little journal that I can’t wait to use more of.

Love this !! I think it's really cool that they gave this out for free !! I love a good journal I can import into my woodnotes app and interact with!

Amazing journal - thank you so much! I loved levelling up my reading experience with this. Beautiful features and very functional.

Has everything you need from a digital reading journal, can't wait to get started! Such a great idea!

Pretty interesting. I have been interested in starting a reading journal but I don’t think this one is for me. I think I would need something a little more simplistic and streamlined to keep up with on a regular basis. Busy life as a working mom would not allow me to keep up with such a detailed journal.

While I likely wouldn't use it myself, as I do the bare minimum of tracking my books using a spreadsheet, I have seen/heard many readers expressing a wish for a system to track the books they've read. This is a unique app-based system where users can take notes, add stickers and more.

Really useful tool to help me note my thoughts and use as a reminder. The more I read the more I forget or get mixed up so this is extremely helpful.

This is a very basic reading journal, and I would say it's target is more toward people reading 5ish books a month. If you read more than that and plan to review, there aren't enough pages. There are a few fun prompts and challenges is that's something you're looking for. Overall, if you need a basic, low-volume reading journal, this is it.

Very cool concept for an interactive PDF. As a graphic designer, I have to say that the design of it is a little outdated - the text outlined with a darker color doesn't work visually- and the colors used throughout are too dull. I feel like visually it could use some work. One of my favorite pages is the categories challenge! I think that was a very cute idea - but again, needs some work. The line weight on each part of the illustrations is so wildly inconsistent so it looks like they're not cohesive.

Overall, it's a little too busy for me to want to use it. If this was a physical book, maybe, but as a PDF it feels like information overload looking at every page. I like the concept but I don't think I'll be using it in the future as it's overwhelming visually.

This is just a reading journal. I wanted it off my feedback shelf but don't really think it's a thing I should need to review.