scouse bird 2026 diary with reading log

Reading Logs Are Boss – But Here’s Why You Need More

If you’re searching for a reading log or a book tracker, you probably want to keep tabs on all the books you’ve read, jot down your thoughts, and maybe set yourself some reading goals. A reading log is a great way to remember what you’ve read and feel smug when you see your list grow – but why stop there?

Why Keep a Reading Log?

  • ✔ Track books you’ve read and books you want to read
  • ✔ Add star ratings or notes so you don’t forget what you thought
  • ✔ Set yourself reading challenges and tick them off
  • ✔ Motivate yourself to actually finish that pile of books on your bedside table

It’s simple, satisfying, and a proper boost if you want to read more. But here’s the thing – a reading log on its own only does one job. What if you could have that and loads more in the same place?

The Scouse Bird Diary 2026 – Reading Log and So Much More

The Scouse Bird Diary 2026 comes with a full reading log built in – but it doesn’t stop there. Instead of buying a one-trick pony book tracker, you get everything you need to stay organised in one gorgeous diary.

What’s Inside?

  • 📚 A full reading log for tracking and reviewing your books
  • ✅ Daily to-do lists so you actually get stuff done
  • 💌 Space for daily affirmations to keep your head straight
  • 💷 A monthly bills tracker so money doesn’t sneak up on you
  • 🩸 A period tracker (because why don’t all diaries have this?)
  • 🗓️ Appointment and yearly planners
  • ✈️ A packing checklist for holidays
  • 📒 Notes pages for when life throws chaos at you
  • 😂 Hilarious daily quotes to keep you smiling
  • 🎀 Elastic band & ribbon to keep it neat and pretty

Why Buy a Standalone Reading Log When You Can Have It All?

Standalone reading logs are fine if that’s all you want. But the Scouse Bird Diary 2026 gives you a reading log plus everything else you’ll need for the year – all in one place. It keeps you organised, makes you laugh daily, and helps you actually stick to your reading goals instead of abandoning them by February.

So, if you’re in the market for a book tracker, skip the single-use journals and upgrade to a diary that does it all. Grab your Scouse Bird Diary 2026 here and get your reading log plus a whole lot more.