Reading activity promotion business "Izuzun Reading Memo" data.

Izumi Ward has created a "Izun Reading Memo" to help you meet good books.

Let's put a reading record using "Izuzun Reading Memo"!

Reading records are called reading notebooks, reading memos, book logs, book journals, etc., but they are like "record books" and "album" that leave the book you read and impressions when you read it.

It records the book you have read for yourself, and do not compete with someone for the number of books you read or the number of pages you read.
By putting a reading record, you can see the difference in your impression from the previous time when you read the same book repeatedly.
It's a good idea to record not only the books you have read, but also books that you have stopped reading on the way.
Also, by recording the title, you will not inadvertently buy the same book.

Why don't you leave a reading record?

Reading records can be attached in various ways, either by handwriting or on a computer.
The best way to suit you is!

"Reading notes" and "reading memos", which are exclusively for reading records, are also available for children to various designs, but using your favorite notebooks and notepads, you can get originality.
In addition, there are many smartphone apps now available. Some apps seem to be able to easily register book information or record photos on the cover of the book by reading the barcode of the book.

It may not last long even if you use a special notebook or app from the beginning.…If you are worried, why don't you start by recording a book title in the corner of your usual schedule book?

It is a long-lasting trick to record in a reasonable way.

It's free to record anything, but
Generally speaking,
The title of the book, author's name (translator name), publisher, date of publication
Date (the date on which you started reading or finished reading),
Star charts (e.g., evaluation, favorite degree, degree of fun, readability, etc.)
Impressions, book reviews, and memorable sentences and lines
There seems to be a lot of things.

Izumi Ward created a "Izun Reading Memo" (limited edition) in 2015 to support your encounter with good books.

This was distributed free of charge to those who posted "Recommended Books for junior high and high school students" in 2015.

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Contents page of "Izuzun Reading Memo" (PDF: 106KB)

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