A book checklist is a great tool for those who love to read and strive for self-development through reading. The “Book Star” checklist can be used both for books that you have already read and for those that you plan to read in the future.
We offer several options for checklists: checklists for 35 and 60 books, 2 options for book reviews and 4 author’s bookmarks, which can be colored as you wish. All checklists are in pdf  format: 1 pdf A4 + 1 pdf A5. Available in color.
Checklists can be printed on a printer and filled out manually. Or you can use them to work on a tablet or computer.

Why do we need checklists for books?

A book tracker can be a useful tool for several reasons:

1.  Books Read Tracker: It helps you keep track of the works you’ve read, which is especially useful for those who read a lot and want to remember which books they’ve already read.
2.  Planning books for the future: You can conveniently write down the books you plan for the future. This helps keep track of their reading and not to forget about those that are waiting for their time.
3.  Motivation to Read: Often, having a list of books to read will encourage the reader to continue their literary journey and look for new interesting works.
4.  Organize your personal library: For book lovers who have a home library, a checklist can help organize books and mark those that have already been read.
5.  Develop personal interests: By marking the books you read, you can track which topics and genres you are most interested in, which will help you choose new books based on your personal preferences and interests.
6.  Support discussions and reviews: The checklist can also serve as a basis for discussing books you’ve read with friends, book clubs, or online communities. He also helps write reviews and share your impressions of books.

Thus, a printable book tracker can be useful for both amateur readers and professional readers, bloggers and book reviewers.

A checklist for books to read is not only a tool for tracking literary progress, but also a way to inspire and motivate yourself for new literary discoveries and self-development.