Reading activity promotion business "Izun Reading Memo" data is being distributed

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

Let's make a reading record using "Izun Reading Memo"!

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

It records the book you read for yourself and does not compete with anyone for the number of books you read or the number of pages you read.
By keeping a reading record, when you read the same book repeatedly, you can see the difference in impressions from the previous one.
It's a good idea to record not only the books you have read but also books that you stopped reading on the way.
Also, by recording the title, you won't inadvertently buy the same book.

Why don't you keep a reading record?

Reading records can be recorded in various ways, either by hand or by computer.
The best way that suits you is!

"Reading notes" and "Reading notes" dedicated to reading records are commercially available from those for children to those with various designs, but using your favorite notes and notepads also gives originality.
In addition, many smartphone apps are 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.

Even if you use a dedicated notebook or app from the beginning, it may not last long.…If you're worried, why don't you start by recording a book title and just a word in one corner of your schedule book?

Keeping a record in a reasonable way is a long-lasting trick.

No matter what is recorded, it is free, but
Generally speaking,
Book title, author name (translator name), publisher, date of publication, etc.
Date (the day you started reading or the day you finished reading)
Star chart (Evaluation, Favorite, Interest, Reading, etc.)
Impressions, book reviews, sentences and lines that remained in my heart
It seems that there are many things.

In fiscal 2015, Izumi Ward created a "Izun Reading Memo" (limited edition) to encourage people to meet good books.

This was distributed free of charge in 2015 to those who have posted "Recommended Books for Junior and Senior High School Students".

Currently, data is being distributed (downloaded) from the following.

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

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