I don’t love how I set up my summer reading list this year (I like last year’s much more) but it exists and it’s functional. I ran out of rating stickers but more are en route.
This year’s Writerly Reading Bingo includes journal prompts for each square, and this is where I really wish I had ended up with a Weeks Mega, as I would probably go ahead and set up a page to journal about each square. Instead, I will do that somewhere else.
I have a new, separate reading journal for any kid- and homeschool-related books, although I will still list them in my Hobonichi Weeks. (Does that make sense? I’m not sure it does to me, either. Basically when I was ordering a homeschool planner from Schoolnest I ordered a reading journal, too, because I really like the layout. And maybe I should just track all reading in there but the Weeks format is really working for me for tracking a daily poem and essay/ short story.)
So, my plan is essentially to use this list to track my progress and my ratings, additional thoughts and feelings will go elsewhere.
Like I said, it’s not a great set-up! I will think this through more next year, assuming I’m again going to attempt to reading the following school year’s literature during our summer break.
Outsiders is a classic!
In my last year's journal, you can see *exactly when* you shared your reading log set up. I was utterly in love and printed out stickers for every title I was reading!
For our homeschool, I never really could keep up with pre-reading. Either we read it aloud / listened to the audiobook together, we buddy read (same time, separate copies) or they were reading things that I hadn't read, at least recently.