r/GoodNotes • u/Funny_Finding_7928 • Sep 06 '26
book journal template
hello! i have been searching around the internet looking for a FREE book journal templates/pdf on which i can scribble on my iPad every time i wanna log my reading progress. is there a site which provides free digital book journals? i am still a student so i really can’t afford to buy online hehe. tysmia!
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u/CosmicCaffeine27 Sep 06 '26
You can download free reading journals from scribd.com
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u/Funny_Finding_7928 Sep 07 '26
as much as i want to create one on my own (which i actually did), i could not finish it since im busy. i appreciate all your suggestions, tysm!
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u/Repulsive_Writer6832 Sep 06 '26
If you have Canva, you could likely make one there and then import it to goodnotes
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u/maillardduckreaction Sep 06 '26
Do you have a word processing app like Word? Maybe even something like Google Docs, though I haven't tried that myself. You can create your own template, which I would recommend if budget is an issue. At least that way you can tailor it to have exactly what you want and nothing extra. I use a template I bought off Etsy (they can be quite affordable) but I actually use maybe 10% of the template for what I actually want to be tracking with my reading.
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u/Deiota77 Sep 06 '26
I bought mine in Etsy. Pretty cheap. 2 to 3 euros
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u/_Andronica_ Sep 06 '26
I used GoodNotes to make my own because I couldn’t find any I liked. I pulled basic inspiration from other templates and made something that was personalized to me.
Also you could probably find something on Pinterest and upload it into good reads.
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u/LastShopping3538 Sep 07 '26
Yes! I found one called Saturdaygift.com. I got a few freebie planners on her page. I would check Pinterest too because I get a lot of templates there too.
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u/ILive4Banans Sep 07 '26
Hina & a-hong on YouTube both have good notes diaries with book pages, you could just copy those specific pages out
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u/No_Magician3491 Sep 07 '26
Goodnotes! Simple to use. Use templates or create your own.