The Book Lover's Companion for Teens: Personal Reading Log, Review Prompted Journal, and Club Guide - Softcover

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The Book Lover’s Companion journal is the teenager’s guide to documenting their personal reading journey.

With a variety of ways to record their life in books, the journal includes:

• Space to write fifty personal book reviews — each with thoughtfully guided prompts and ample room to write notes
• A place to log (and quickly reference) every book read & reviewed in the personalized Reading Table of Contents
• Room to compose a “To Read” list - books they encounter but don’t yet have the bandwidth for (#homeworkproblems)
• Space to write down the books they want to recommend and to whom – because the only thing better than reading an amazing book is getting someone else to follow suit
• A record for books lent and borrowed to friends so that they never accidentally steal a book (and get to pester whomever steals theirs for all eternity)
• A book club discussion guide that includes prompts and questions to get the conversation flowing during their next book club gathering (or English class)
• Space to track how many books were read in a year with the Reading Habits Calendar (with room for four different years’ worth of records)
• And much, much, more

Reading changes us on a cellular level, and that’s never more true than during the teen years. Writing about these reading experiences can create even more expansion and self-understanding during this formative time.

Let the Book Lover’s Companion journal guide your teen in creating a record of not just books read, but life lived.

Because what we read matters…Let’s write it down.

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Commonly asked questions:

How many books can be reviewed within the journal?

The journal includes space to record and review fifty books.

How much space in included to write reviews?

Each book review space includes one page of guided prompts and one page for free writing notes. It’s a perfect combination for those who have a lot to say about a book but don’t always know where to start.

Does the journal need to be started at the beginning of a new year?

No! Your teen can start tracking reading habits at the beginning of a new year or in the middle of a current one - the calendar contains room for four years' worth of records and the ability to write in the year as needed.

Who is this journal for?

The Book Lover’s Companion journal is the perfect gift for:

• Teenage book lovers
• Journal or diary keepers
• Reading groups, literary students, English class lovers, bibliophiles
• Graduations, birthdays, or anyone embarking on a new school year or educational milestone
• Thoughtful book-loving introverts
• Participants and followers of popular virtual book clubs (such as Oprah Winfrey's, Reese Witherspoon's, or Tik Tok and Booktok book clubs)
• Families looking for activities to inspire connection

The book club questions are meaningful conversation starters even when not everyone present has read the book. As long as those present don't mind a few spoilers, the questions promote connection at the dinner table, long car rides, campfires, first dates, or any setting with time to connect over meaningful reflections.

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⚠Warning: this journal may prompt your teen to put on cozy socks, curl up with a cup of hot cocoa, and get to know their inner literary self on a new level.⚠

A cat in lap won't hurt, either.

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