a Reading Journal ... What's that?

.a kind of diary, where you can hold each book read. However: for frequent reader that's probably not only 87 pages, in which I can enter something to my books? That to me is not nearly enough and I find that a pity the book is but otherwise a really good idea.

Takes place on the first pages a description of how the journal is structured and how to complete a small - superfluous, since that explains itself. Or at least it would have been enough, the resolve as a supplement and you would have gained more space for essentials.

Now to the mentioned 87 pages, the books can be entered - first, you can enter and check the title of the work, whether it has traded at a book or audiobook. Then author who read period and may be registered read whenever and wherever. There are also lines for the release date, its original language, and genre. Most of the 12 lines make up for comments and quotes. Sometimes too little, unless you write mini small.

Then there is the possibility to evaluate the book / audio book with a school grade. Finally, one can note how you came to the book and / or to whom has given it away.

Annoying for me, which have to be marked only book and audio book here where are the e-Books? Well, that you can add yourself, but it would have been nice, though that would have been observed.

This is followed by three other areas reading (eg books that you necessarily read or want to), a register giving and one with lent / borrowed. Apart from reading these areas are of no interest to me.

In the following book you can register again the books by alphabet Sort by author, title and page number. Moreover, there is a personal dictionary. Here you could unfamiliar words or terms submit that an encounter while reading. I find totally unnecessary ..

For myself this is probably nothing as it as has been said, has far too little space would have omitted the superfluous in my opinion things would be different. For people who only occasionally to read the 87 pages may be sufficient and provide a nice memory when you then enter the in this otherwise beautifully designed book.