Reading in Style: Unique Ways to Keep Track of Your Books
Do you keep track of the number of books you read each year? If so, how do you do it? Some people log the titles they read on websites and apps like Goodreads (www.goodreads.com), or you could simply use pen and paper to create your list. This past year, I sought creative ways to track the books I read. Here are some fun methods I explored: 1. Read Your Height - Stack the books you've read throughout the year and take a selfie to share on social media. We had a lot of fun with this one. Our Youth Services Librarian, Grace, had the tallest stack in the Robbinsville Branch! 2. Bullet Journal - I loved the creative freedom this method offered. I found various types online—both free and for purchase—and decided to design my own. I decorated the spine of each book after I finished reading it. 3. Crochet – Temperature blankets have been a popular trend for a while now, (assigning each range of temperature a color and crocheting various number of stitches for each day) so I was intrigu...