Mid Year Reading Journal Flip Through 2022 (78 books read so far!)

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Today I'm doing a flip through of the first 6 months in my 2022 reading journal! Quite a few of you have been asking to see my reading journal more, so I hope you enjoy this one 🥰
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[@PlantBasedBride]

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[@Isaly15xoxo]

I was just looking for random book journal videos and clicked on this one, and I was not expecting it to be the most aesthetic flip through I’ve ever seen. So pretty. I want to start a book journal now. 😂✨

[@cuppa.books.]

I'd say fill the countries in with shades of gold - that can never look bad 😊

[@PlantBasedBride]

Oooooooo! That’s an interesting idea 🤔

[@vickiececcato8149]

Ya, I agree. Gold is very “you” ☺️❤️

[@Liamliayaum906]

For the books around the spread, why not have 5 fill in types? These could correspond to your ratings. Perhaps a solid is a five star, lines are a four star, dots are three star, solid with lines is two star, snd solid with dots is one star. That way you not only see which countries you've read from but also a visual of how you've rated.

[@guadacaram]

I was about to comment how a few different fill in types would be cool! And corresponding with the ratings sounds amazing, I never would have thought of that!

[@PlantBasedBride]

That’s such a cool idea! I suppose if I read multiple books from one country I could average the ratings 🤔

[@rachaelerin1]

@@PlantBasedBride just make sure it doesn’t look like you’re rating the countries themselves lol

[@merel4518]

i would actually colour the countries based on how many books you read from them! and if you can, i think a gradient would probably look nicer so something like: 1 book: lightest colour 2-4 books: darker colour 5+ books: darkest colour

[@adoptedbythe1king]

@@merel4518 I LOVE this idea!!!! Trying to rate books from other countries is a little complicated to then translate to a single pattern on a map! And by going light to dark with how many you read, you could just add layers of color as you read more! It's genius! Maybe sticking with the tombows in that case?

[@sophiahodgson85]

I love how consistent your aesthetic is in your reading journal - mine is all over the place!! I think for the reading around the world spread could you have multiple colours and the colours correspond to how many books you’ve read from that country (you could layer tombow markers to get darker the more books you’ve read)

[@RaptorsCantSwim]

I think putting down a single black dot would be my choice for the reading around the world spread. I think it will look the nicest when complete :) Ps: You could try to print out a "test image" and try the method out beforehand. Just to get a feeling of what it will look like. :)

[@PlantBasedBride]

I was thinking of grabbing a quick picture on my iPad and using procreate to test different methods of filling in the spread! When you say a single black dot, do you mean just a small one inside the borders of the country somewhere?

[@RaptorsCantSwim]

@@PlantBasedBride Yes, exactly. I think that would look aesthetic and minimalistic. But that's just me. I was imagining something like those globes or maps where people put little pins to represent places they have visited. I think your idea with Procreate sounds perfect. There is no paper waste that way, and you can test out all the different methods and see what you like best :)

[@drergplant]

I’d use a small brown pen and do dots. If you have countries next to each other you can change the density of dots.

[@PlantBasedBride]

Oo that could work!

[@zesarai]

I love when you do flip throughs! 😍 I would love to make my own reading journal, but I'm not good at finishing books.. Maybe this is the motivation to start reading more! 🥰 I would fill in the countries with gold! ✨

[@PlantBasedBride]

It can definitely be tough! I go through phases where I start 10 different books and don’t finish any of them for months on end lol

[@amygrimes8819]

For your reading around the world, you could make a couple photocopies of the spread and then try a few different options of filling in the countries to see which you like best. Then do the final in your journal.

[@thaynaralima6428]

Can't wait to see your 2023 reading journal!

[@TheObsessiveBookseller]

I love this! I've kept book journals but nothing this beautiful or elaborate. I really like the idea of having one for the entire year. I'm drawn to brighter colors so my idea for the countries spread is to take a color from the cover of the book read for that country to fill it in with.

[@AliCatWrites]

I love your spreads so much. It’s giving me ideas for mine next year! Would you ever possibly do a detailed video listing how you do your stats and etc Or a video/just an explanation of the dimensions you use to create the favorite books bracket pages? I’ve tried recreating it but it looks funky and off. Again, love your spreads!!!

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you! I definitely could. For stats I track in a spreadsheet and then compile them into graphs using canva. And for the book bracket spread, I can give you exact measurements if you’re using an 8x8 notebook! Otherwise you’d have to adjust them to whatever size notebook you use ❤️

[@kristen_1107]

I was wondering about the stats also. I can't see what any of the stats pages say but I would love to. This is amazing PBB! Thanks for all the inspiration 😀

[@AliCatWrites]

@@PlantBasedBride Oh awesome! I just love the way the stats look! I track mine in a spread sheet too! And I do use an 8x8! I can’t imagine not using a square notebook for my reading journal. Something about it is just perfect. Thank you, truly appreciate tou!

[@ilsebaylon4358]

This is so beautiful. The time you spend on this really shows!! This is definitely book journal goals!

[@ruthiejournals8828]

such beautiful pages - every single one! 😍🧡

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you so much!

[@bookwyrmroo5704]

I adore your book journal videos, they are so inspiring. I do not manage such a beautiful and consistent aesthetic 😍 but I have gotten lots of ideas from your videos to reinterpret in my more messy and chaotic journal. I love how you do your monthly spreads, the book bracket and your reading around the world map, all of which I might incorporate going forward. I also do a spread for each book I read (I also do the ones I DNF explaining why) and can’t fit it all in one journal, usually it works out to about 6 months per journal - if I get to a point where probably I won’t fit a whole month in what is left, that is when I change to a new one.

[@tywinderbaum5283]

Such a beautiful journal! I loved most of the books you chose for your first Reading around the world reads and found the video fascinating. I'd love to see an update on the challenge! Take care ♡

[@caitlinc-r2957]

Rewatching this in anticipation of the follow up video coming in January! Can't wait, I love these reading journal videos so much

[@thelittlefriend]

Love this! I’m currently using an A5 for this years reading journal but next year I will use a 8x8, seems like the perfect size. So inspiring! I already want to start doing my next years journal 😂

[@diariesofsureka8877]

how did you watch this 6 hours ago when she just posted the video now?

[@PlantBasedBride]

I honestly LOVE using a square notebook so much! I’m considering going square for my main BuJo, too 👀

[@thelittlefriend]

@@diariesofsureka8877 I’m a Patreon and got early access :)

[@desireeclark538]

Wow I am very impressed with your art work as well as your live of reading.

[@andraste6746]

I love the head to head tracker, what a brilliant idea!

[@Z656.]

I loveeeeeeed this flip through 🫶🏻 🫶🏻 honestly, I LOVE your aesthetics so much! And you've been giving me such good book recommendations!! A big THANK YOU to you for that 😄 and ofc your reading journal is beyond fab! The calm, cosy rainy and pensive vibes........ Lots of loveeeeee to you and a very happy birthday to you. (Ig it's somewhere around the corner or today -Im sry I forgot 😅) good luck for your 30's and I'm sure you're gonna have an awesome decade ahead! Loveeeeeee ☀️❤️

[@PlantBasedBride]

Aw thank you! My birthday was yesterday, actually ❤️

[@tatianavelasco1335]

The book entry page is so amazing, and it has the book title images.

[@missingyouale]

i always love your reading journal videos 💌 i too would fill the map spread with the beige marker, i think it will look lovely!!

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you so much! 🥰

[@angelafasold962]

I am amazed. Firstly this is inspiring and lovely. Secondly I was impressed with aiming for 22 books, then you flip to January and that was so many books! The notions on tracking and thoughts that the read generated was super interesting as well. I have more thoughts but don't know how best to word them as they are feelings. I'm motivated to try this out for myself. Thanks for the flip through.

[@angelicahorsman5439]

You could print out a couple more world maps and fill them each in with the different ways you’v been debating over to see which way is your favorite . Personally I think different shades of light brown would be very pretty

[@PlantBasedBride]

I think I’ll do this but digitally to see what I like best! And I agree different shades of brown would be really pretty 🤎

[@zooiooo0]

Omg this journal is incredible! I love it! ✨😍

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you so much! 🥰

[@madshill888]

This might just be the most beautiful thing I've ever seen

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@jesstheneverendingbookshelf]

Your reading journal is gorgeous as always. Thank you so much for sharing it with us all. My journal doesn't have a full theme running through the entire year, but after watching this I am seriously considering it for next year.

[@PlantBasedBride]

It’s sort of unintentional, just using the same supplies and I guess I have a strong aesthetic preference 😅❤️

[@DarkMagicianGirl3218]

I love seeing your reading journal pages, it's such an inspiration!! I originally started a reading journal after seeing your work and it's brought me so much joy and fun to my life!

[@PlantBasedBride]

Oh I am so so glad to read this! 🥰

[@averageadventurers7451]

This is truly incredible. Wow

[@abundantannabudgets129]

Love this flip through. Do you have a video on how you make the tiny book cover pictures?

[@itsa_peanut]

My personal journal style is a lot more chaotically colourful than yours, but for your reading around the world challenge, my instinct is to pick a colour for each star rating, and colour in the map accordingly!

[@PlantBasedBride]

Oooo I could do this but with more neutral tones to fit the overall vibe!

[@jessicafalkner9785]

@@PlantBasedBride I think this would really make it look like a vintage map.

[@perevision]

I love the images in your journal; I want to draw them all! Love the ancient library vibe and the idea of themed reading journals.

[@PlantBasedBride]

Aw thank you! I love the description of it having an “ancient library vibe” 🥰

[@auntiemame7076]

Really enjoyed this and got some great ideas for my own journal. Thank you for sharing.

[@thebolter.]

Kia Ora Elizabeth! I just want to say that I appreciate you putting the macrons in the Māori words!

[@aliciar4715]

I absolutly love your reading journal, thank you so much for sharing!

[@PlantBasedBride]

Aw thank you! I’m glad you liked seeing it ❤️

[@greengirl22411]

What a fun idea! I just stumbled onto this, and enjoyed it very much. Have you ever done zentangle? That might be a neat way to fill in your countries. It can be as simple or elaborate as you like, but I figure it could create some beautiful visual interest mixed with some variety. Also, I hear you on the perfectionist tendencies, and I would like to add to be kind to yourself. You’ve done a beautiful job here, so relish in that win 😊

[@lorilucena9764]

I think it might be fun to do dots for the books around the world spread! kind of like putting a pin in a map, you know? you could do them colorful (maybe inspired by the cover of the book from that country you liked best? perhaps their flag?) or just do black!

[@paperbacksandponytails]

I really love your spreads, they are so pretty!! I am definitely thinking about during a world map next year, it would be so much fun. What about using different shades of brown tombow brush pens? Just to have a nice variety, but it will still look elegant and go with the rest of the journal.

[@patriciapification]

I like the diagonal lines but some countries are tiny... So I'd color the countries- but with not 1 color... I would have a range of colors like light gray, medium gray and dark gray and each color rep's a #.... So if you've read 3 books from Canada - that would be dark gray Japan... 2 books... med gray... Peru... 1 book... Light gray Hope that makes sense! Appreciate your lovely spreads

[@kinseyowen5683]

I think I would color in the countries because smaller ones might be harder to do a pattern of some kind!

[@PlantBasedBride]

That’s a good point!

[@angelafasold962]

Ooo. For the map tracker, could you do a variety of fill patterns? Stripes, dots, solid, cross batch, etc... If you start a pattern and dislike, you could turn them solid.

[@pordoctor]

So beautiful!!! Keep creating such fantastic things!!)

[@PerlaSaldivar]

This is so beautiful and inspiring.

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you so much!

[@mmh6588]

a book i think you would enjoy is A Complicated Kindness by Miriam Toews! It left quite the impression on me and it would fit the canadian book goal that you have.

[@giluli3173]

I can’t focus because her nails look AMAZING! What EXACT color is that? I need it in my life

[@guadacaram]

You're inspired me to read again! I used to read a lot in highschool and I've wanted to get back into the habit. And it's going great! I'm reading a series I've put off for years now, and I'm having a lot of fun ❤️

[@PlantBasedBride]

Aw this makes me so happy! 🥰

[@angelayarsky1678]

I love all of your content! Thank you for sharing!

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thanks for watching! ☺❤

[@kristinacollins3749]

You could always take a picture and try different methods digitally and then you could pick your favorite after seeing them all. Loved rhe flipthrough! Still so impressed on how many books you get through.

[@PlantBasedBride]

That’s what I’ve been thinking after getting so many cool suggestions!

[@mariamm9400]

Please do another relaxing ASMRish background video of you just journaling! It's one of my favorite of yours!

[@PlantBasedBride]

Haha that video was so controversial! Some people loved it and some people REALLY hated it 😂

[@maleesaweerahennedige3782]

Your reading journal is so amazing Elizabeth! And a suggestion for you to fill out the pages you left... I have made a spread to get an overview of all the books i read throughout the year.. Again, love all your videos!

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you so much! Oo that could be really cool. I might have to make the covers super small, though!

[@InkandPages]

It’s so fun getting to look through your beautiful spreads! 😍

[@sarahisabella1745]

April, May and July covers were just 😍 I don’t take that much time to read at the moment. Audio Books would definitely raise my amount of books a year. But I remember way more when I read paper, I want to quickly refer to pages and read them again 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@PlantBasedBride]

I love reading physical books the most, but audiobooks are definitely easier to fit into my schedule! (And sometimes my eyes hurt after a long day looking at screens and it’s nice to close my eyes and listen to the story ❤️)

[@soniacarballo9386]

I'd personally fill in the countrys in gold, I think it would tunr out so elegant 😍😍⭐⭐

[@rkive_of_my_own]

I absolutely love your spreads you have given me some ideas for my reading journal once I start mine ^^ I'm excited to start creating mine and fill it in with spreads as beautiful as yours ^^

[@PlantBasedBride]

Aw yay! I hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine ❤️

[@lena_pkc1710]

I'd use a light beige marker or a very fine black pen and do lines to fill out the map

[@SheMeetsPaper]

Loved seeing your reading journal♥️ For the map I would suggest filling the countries with gold or black.

[@khouloudbahri1311]

first of all this is absolutly amazing and so beautiful to watch. this encouraged me to restart reading and to make this kind of journals my new hobby . I just have a question : what can you if I read in 4 languages ? I feel like its gonna be lil bit diffucult to correctly organise them. for french books I advice you to read for guillome musso he has a beautiful writing style

[@GlaizaJournals]

Omg. I'm in love with your book journal 😍 I would love to start one as well. Also, I'm glad I'm not the only one that didn't like People We Meet on Vacation hehe

[@GlaizaJournals]

I didn’t like We Were Liars, too 😬

[@juparula]

I love this as always! :) Time to dive into my own reading journal.

[@martacossu6133]

Hi! I love your videos and your creativity :) I also am a reader, but English is not my mother tongue, so sometimes I like to read books in English to challenge myself (and also because most of them take years to be translated in my tongue...). I know how hard it is to read in a language that you don't speak everyday, but I found a method which simplifies things for me, and maybe it could for you as well. That is listening to the audiobook while following the lines in the physical/digital book. I hope this helps, and I send you a big hug from Italy :))

[@selinabock152]

Your book journal is so beautiful! 😍 I currently only track my boosk digitally with The Storygraph, but you motivate me to maybe start a bookjournal some day as well! 😍😍

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you so much! I need to re-upload all my info to story graph because I got behind updating it. I really like it but I’m so used to Goodreads and finding it hard to adjust! But I do love having a reading journal ❤️

[@selian_]

I'm a bit late, but I had a few suggestions for the reading around the world spread. I was thinking you could have those red location markers found on Google Maps or the circular red pushpins used on physical maps, but with a color of your choice.

[@RKStumblingbear]

Beautiful layout!

[@DArcher1]

Wow this is amazing 😍

[@livysouza1983]

What a awesome organization, Liz!! Great!!

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you!

[@hollyangel5708]

I love this so much

[@jayciedido]

I love the idea of doing like stripes within the country of the books you’ve read!! I think that would be really pretty & not as “chunky” if you filled it all in😊 always love watching your videos & I’m counting down the days to 2023 so I can take inspo from you in my new reading bujo hahaha🧡

[@PlantBasedBride]

Aw thank you! ❤️❤️

[@LeMetronomeEnPapier]

Hey Elizabeth ! Would you like any recommendations for French books? What are the books you mentioned, started reading them but didn’t feel like you want to keep reading? 😊

[@carcajouse]

For the reading around the world tracker, your beige tombow seems like it's a very similar color to the oceans? I definitely think either a darker brown, lines stricking through it, or maybe even crosshatching would work better!

[@PlantBasedBride]

It’s a touch darker but you’re right, that might be hard to see!

[@kyra8138]

I don’t know how you feel about pencil crayons but I thought it would be cool if you just coloured it in with a pencil crayon that matches the same colour as the tombow marker you were wanting to use. It might pop a little bit more depending on how hard you colour it in. I feel like you could find that colour from a “skin tones” pack or something. Also this is referring to colouring in your world map journal page.

[@christineansorge5519]

Inanna, Lady of the Largest Heart is a great western classic for women. Translated by Betty DeShong Meador

[@luiiiandmovieee]

I think I'd paint the countries of the world-map completely in a dark color so they stand out more. But that's just my taste. I'm curious about how it'll look in the end of the year and how many countries will be filled 😊

[@PlantBasedBride]

Oo that would be pretty! I’m excited to see how it turns out, too ❤️

[@dontyano1]

You could start by filling in with dots and if you don’t like that then try the lines and if you don’t like that then fill in.

[@PlantBasedBride]

That's true, I might try that!

[@AGBlackness13]

Is a lovely journal. Has inspired me to start one on may one.

[@adoptedbythe1king]

Late to the party, but metallic guash (sp?) For the world map could be gorgeous 🥰

[@MaBurro2112canal]

i would never be able to do that but it's lovely

[@luiiiandmovieee]

How is it possible to create such beautiful journals ?! 😍📚

[@angelrodman3443]

Damn your organization makes me want to read 😍

[@zofiabochenska1240]

Impressive! I think I would go with thin lines on the map.

[@nurzadazharasbay]

she opens the january spread and shows more books that I read in like 3-5 years TT

[@catherinevince5344]

You could take the designs of their flags, either in full colour, or in shades of beige and gold?

[@2toucan685]

you could use the colour of the country's flag for the map spread

[@CharlieeWriter]

Love the layout! I’m not sure about a square book though haha

[@dgs788]

You should paint the countries gold. Lol. Way too much work, but it'd look sooooo pretty

[@PlantBasedBride]

Haha that would be gorgeous!

[@HarryCopperPot]

I used to devour books. Sadly, the internet has broke my brain and I can't concentrate enough to read something that long anymore. How do you do it?

[@PlantBasedBride]

I feel this so much! Audiobooks are fantastic for this, and if you’re really struggling, I would recommend listening to the audiobook while you read the e-book or physical book. I find hearing and seeing the words simultaneously helps me not get distracted. Also, starting small with shorter books like novellas or short stories can be a really great way to get the dopamine rush of finishing a story which is great motivation to tackle longer works!

[@sjmbloemers]

Idea for the world map: print out an extra one en try all the different things to see what you like most!

[@PlantBasedBride]

I'm thinking of doing just that but digitally in procreate!

[@LanikaYule]

Lol why do I feel like lower reading months were high house stress months - house hunting/financing pre-approvals etc and then reno in June :P

[@PlantBasedBride]

This is 100% accurate 😭 and it continues now that we’ve moved in but aren’t done working on the house yet 😅

[@noor-du8pq]

what are some french book recommendations because i have to read one for school and i don’t know what to pick

[@ladymichi12]

I love this! I want to start my own reading journal but I want to know where do you get your reading stats? Is it in an app or do you do it yourself?

[@PlantBasedBride]

I keep track of them in a spreadsheet then use canva to make the graphs ❤️

[@katzill]

You could color in the countries with different shades of brown or green and maybe incorporate the genre. That probably wouldn’t make much sense if you read multiple books/genres from a country though 🙈

[@micheller6253]

What did you use to print off the books for your 22 by 2022 book spread? I've been wanting to do a similar thing by printing off the covers of the books to remind me of the ones I want to read or mark the ones I have too!

[@micheller6253]

Oh just kidding you answered this question towards the end of the video!

[@LaurenAmanda315]

Love this journal! How do you do your stats pages?

[@PlantBasedBride]

Thank you! I track stats in a spreadsheet and then use Canva to turn the stats into graphs ❤️

[@LaurenAmanda315]

@@PlantBasedBride that’s such a good idea!

[@hizzins222]

너무 예뻐요!!^^♡♡♡♡♡♡

[@epsilon9539]

pour les livres en Français je te conseille Morgane Moncomble !

[@fralou_sind_kreativ]

Watching your videos always inspires me so much, I want to work on making my Bullet Journals just as beautiful! :D By the way, soon it's November again. Will you be participating in NaNoWriMo this year? And how is your novel going that you started last year? I'll be starting my third novel this NaNo and would love to add you as a Writing Buddy :) Is your name the same there as here? Wishing you a beautiful Sunday and a good start into the new week. Sending love and creative vibes

[@PlantBasedBride]

I haven't decided yet! November is always such a busy time of year for me, but I'd like to keep working on my sci-fi novel from last year. I haven't touched it since November 30th 😅

[@fralou_sind_kreativ]

@@PlantBasedBride I can relate. The winter months in general are super busy. I finished the novel I started last NaNo this May. I cannot see yet how long it's really going to be. Either it's a stand alone or it might become a Duology. It will show when I start editing it :) In case you do decide to keep writing on your novel I wish you a wonderful time doing so and would be happy to read it some day :D

[@awesomerebbert]

when people do the reading around the world thing, do they take into consideration where the story takes place, or where the author is from? ive never been able to find out

[@PlantBasedBride]

I've been trying to do both!

[@anickglobensky-bromow9820]

Fill it with watercolor or gouache

[@PlantBasedBride]

I could do that for sure!

[@gabrielleauclair254]

You speak French?!? So nice! I'm french Canadian! Hello from Quebec! 😁

[@PlantBasedBride]

Allo! Oui, je parle français mais je ne suis pas bilingue. J’étais à l’école d’immersion française pendent 10 ans! Ma seour et sa mari habite en Montréal et mon beau-frère est francophone! ❤️

[@gabrielleauclair254]

@@PlantBasedBride Wow vraiment cool! :D

[@joceychan2513]

Love the video! but I do have a question, I wonder what is the data used for the stats? It looks really interesting but I am not sure what it is about.

[@PlantBasedBride]

I track a bunch of information about my reading like what format I read in, where the authors are from, what genres I’m reading, etc!

[@joceychan2513]

@@PlantBasedBride oh okay I see! that's awesome! thank you for replying!