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The ideal planner and journal for your to be read (TBR) list. Use this journal to plan the next bunch of books on your list based on mood, author, and summary. This tracker is perfect for all book lovers, general readers, writers, and students. We all have that daunting pile of books we want to read stacked in the corner of our room or in a folder on our kindle, teasing us, all the while triggering some variation of ADHD keeping us distracted enough to…Where was I going with this? It’s overwhelming. Fun, but overwhelming. You need a tracker. Something to keep you hyped for all the new books you add to your collection but is also easy to sift through to find just the right read for the mood you’re in. Something with a little more umph than GoodReads to eventually get you to GoodReads. This TBR (to be read) journal will give you that umph and excitement to get you to that next read until you’re able to finish your TBR pile. Now’s a good time to point out that your TBR pile shouldn’t be your entire library. Of course, that’s the ultimate TBR, but just like any goal, you need milestones to get to the finish line. Your current TBR should be books that you want to read now instead of later. The ones you have the most excitement for now. Of course, this is just one person’s advice. Do what you want. I can barely handle my own life, let alone someone else’s. But this Journal has helped me stay on track and get out of reading slumps. I want to share some of my tricks with you to help you stay on track and keep that motivation, too. Here’s how I use the journal, but feel free to be creative and customize it to your own needs. Building your list: Book Title: I mean, duh. Author: Another duh. But will also help you track if you liked that author’s writing style. Order #: Gives you flexibility to keep your list organized. Read: Check this box when you complete your read! A little token of accomplishment. S