12 Books I Plan to Read in June. As I shared in January, I’m changing the way I’m approaching my reading goals in 2014. Instead of picking books for the whole year, I’m just choosing books a month at a time. I’m probably being overly ambitious with my book list for June, but since we’re heading into summer and life has settled down for us a lot more now that the move and my busy travel season are behind us, I’m really hopeful I’ll have time to get back to more reading.
We’ll see! At any rate, I’m going to attempt to read 12 books in June (some of these are carried over from my April and May lists since I didn’t get much reading done those months). 12 Books I Plan to Read in June I also am reading through the Bible using the plan in my Blessing Journal and reading one devotional from Jesus Today every day. 3 Books I Plan to Read Aloud to My Kids What books are you planning to read in June? Master the Art of Reading with Lewis Carroll’s Four Rules of Learning. The Project Gutenberg eBook of Raggedy Ann Stories, by Johnny Gruelle. Book Journal. A note: All the highlighted words in my blog are clickable links.I am an avid book reader so my Amazon Kindle is never too far away from my side. Today, I would like to show you all my Reading Journal Filofax. It's an A5 pink Finsbury. I also have the pink Kindle Cover, this folds back on itself so it stands up on its own. My first cover page is the Kindle picture. I just love this picture of the person sitting under a tree; it reminds me of my late Dad.
He told me once, when he was a young lad, he would often take a book and go and sit under a tree for hours, reading it. So this is my set up: The first set of tabs are: Kindle Purchases, Books Read, Samples, Wanted, Authors and Book Reviews. The next set: are 2 sets of A-Z index dividers: These house my Book Lists. Across the top I have monthly tabs: I write what books I read on every day, each month. Books I buy & Reading List pages: These are my Kindle downloads and what I paid for them. This is my Book Read section. Authors I enjoy: My Reading Journal - Books: A true story. Before I started this blog, I kept a reading journal in a black composition notebook. I started it in 2005 and I still use it.
It’s been my catch-all place for books I’ve read, stickers, articles, comics, notes on difficult books, reading lists, and favorite quotes. Front Cover Back Cover – I got the “trust SNAPE” sticker at Borders for preordering HP7. I’m so glad I was right. Here’s how I have the pages organized: I have 3 columns - one for the year I finished the book, one for the title and one for the author. I scribble in the margin where the year usually goes when I’m writing a quote. I recenlty put sticky notes that authors signed. What would you have an author sign if you bought their ebook? 0Share. Here's a page of my "Book of Books", which I s... Puss Reboots: Blog: June 2010: 675 Books in a Year. My Reading Journal - Books: A true story. Book of Books (BOB) on Pinterest. Reading Journal on Pinterest. Books Worth Reading/Journaling on Pinterest. My Home Library.
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