Looking for a fun way to track how many books you’ve read? These free printable reading trackers are super cute, easy to download, and perfect for both kids and adults. Choose between 10, 25, 50 and 100 books and track your progress by coloring in a picture every time you finish a book.
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These reading log printables are such an adorable way to keep track of how many books you’ve read!
Whether you’re looking to build good reading habits for yourself, you need a simple way to encourage a child who is a reluctant reader, or you have an avid reader at home who wants to keep track of their ambitious summer reading list, this printable is the perfect way to do it.
(P.S. If you’re a teacher, feel free to use this in your classroom and have your students pick a reward for completing their class goal!)
Why You’ll Love This Printable
- Adorable design: Rather than plain boxes to check off, these cute reading trackers were designed to look—and function—like coloring pages. The bookshelf tracker for 25 books is especially fun!
- 100% free: No need to enter your email address or search for a resource library password in order to download these reading logs. The PDFs are all available right in the article—simply click the links to grab the ones you want.
- Multiple options included: This set includes 4 versions: 10 books, 25 books, 50 books and 100 books. Whether you have a child at home who is just starting to show interest in books or you’re doing a 100-book reading challenge, you’ll be sure to find what you need!
- Good for kids or adults: The fun designs are perfect for getting children excited about reading, but that doesn’t mean they’re only for young kids. Feel free to grab these for your teens, or even for yourself.
Love reading and looking for more free printables? Check out these Hand-Drawn Coloring Bookmarks or these Color-by-Number Bookmarks!
Download Your Free Reading Logs
Click the text link below each image to be redirected to the corresponding PDF file. (The preview images are not print resolution.)
Please note that these trackers are for school and personal use only and cannot be redistributed. When sharing this printable, please link to this article rather than directly to the files. You can read our full printables terms of use here.
Want more printables for book lovers?
If you or your children love to read, head over to my shop and grab some Hand-Drawn Coloring Bookmarks. You can use the coupon BOOKLOVER to get 15% off any set of coloring bookmarks (or even all of them).
Printing Instructions
Once you have downloaded the file you want, print it on US Letter-sized (8.5 x 11 inches) paper and keep it handy so you can color in one of the images every time you finish a reading book.
If you wish to print the document on A4 paper, you can do so by adjusting the “Scale to Fit” setting on your printer to ensure that none of the printable area is being cut off.
How to Make This Printable Reusable
Want to continue tracking your reading progress without wasting paper or ink?
Make your reading logs reusable by laminating the pages using a thermal laminator or self-laminating sheets, or by placing them inside plastic page protectors or dry erase pockets.
This will allow you to color in the images using dry erase markers and wipe them clean when you’ve completed the whole sheet. Just make sure to keep the tracker out of reach to prevent the ink from being accidentally erased before it’s time!
Frequently Asked Questions
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More Free Printables for Kids
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These will be perfect for my kindergartener who loves reading and colouring!
Yay! So glad to hear that!!