And also that we ( well, I) have extremely horrible memory, which is why I want to keep a list of the books (and overall things) I want and need to buy! We all know bookworms are occasionally greedy ambitious? as heck. Purpose : Keep track of books you want/need to buy! *inspired by Amandarachlee’s 2018 setup BECAUSE HER SPREADS ARE AMAZING AND I LOVE THEM I thought it would be easier to combine the two spreads rather than have to make the calendars twice for individual spreads, you know? Saves pages, too! It may have been a *slight* (hahahhaha understatement of the year) pain to draw the calendars out, but the end result is pretty great!Īnother option, which I’ve decided to use this year, is combining the books to be released with this future log spread*! I’ve decided to split my vertical future log layout in half for each month, using the bottom half for book releases and the top for my personal events. It also offers lots of space for titles, gives a visual of how spread apart different releases are, etc. I didn’t end up following many November or any December releases but I love the look of this spread! Simple, but functional. Purpose: keep track of the top upcoming releases you’re interested in throughout the year Option 1 But it’s not necessary at all! There are tons of alternative options that works just as well. Am I also trying to convert you all to bullet journals? Yes, yes I am. SPOILER: Is this post my excuse to not-so-secretly rave about bullet journalling? Yes, yes it is. I’ve previously made a post on my bullet journal back in May last year talking about how I use my bullet journal for book blogging and I really loved writing it, and since my bullet journal has changed so much and it’s a new year, I thought I might share another (hopefully somewhat) helpful and more detailed post 10 specific spreads (pages) you can use to keep your bookish and bloggish life organized! ISN’T THAT GREAT? Any blank notebook (lined, grid, etc) works, though I personally use the Leuchtteurm 1917 dotted A5 journal*! Whether that be a daily planner, a shopping list, or a thought-tracking journal (LOL aka a diary), doodle pad, whatever. To me, it’s basically a notebook you can design/customize to suit your needs.

Proven by me, myself and I, which is obviously reliable and not at all biased.įor those of you who are unfamiliar with the bullet journal system, you can check out this link to learn a bit more, which is the creator’s site, and there are also tons of videos on YouTube, posts on Pinterest, about it as well! (How do I know this? Hahahaha I haven’t spent hours watching bullet journal videos on YouTube, what are you talking about? Though I’d recommend not going straight to YouTube if you’re new to bullet journaling because it can get quite overwhelming.) FACT OF THE DAY YEAR: Bullet journals are awesome.

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