Book Description

Are you struggling to to keep your child motivated to read books? Is your little one often complaining 'Reading is hard' or whining 'Reading is boring !' ? Then this Reading Log is what you may need. This is a beautifully designed Reading Log Book for children to review their last 100 reads. A perfect gift for your daughter on her birthday, Easter, Christmas to support and ignite her passion of reading books and creative thinking. Includes spacious pages to record reading experiences and reflecting on the books your kids complete. BOOK INTERIOR: Includes 100 attractive, spacious pages to record the review of the book. Other things to record for every book include: Book title, author, publisher and publication date, page count Start & finish dates Book format, book source, genre and book subject 3 words for this book Memorable quotes, inspirations, facts from the book An overall rating score of the book At the front of the Book you'll find: A blank Contents Table to let you add the title, genre and the rating of 100 books you read. A guide on how to use this journal and record information of each book is also included. All pages are of thick white paper (55lb) to minimize ink bleed-through. BOOK EXTERIOR: Cover: Tough Glossy paperback with floral design at the background. The front cover shows a girl jotting down notes in her book review log for a book she read laying open in front of her. On the back you will see the quote "Anything can happen when you open a book" in a beautiful font. Binding: Secure professional trade paperback binding that is built to last. No complaints of pages falling out. Dimensions: 21.59 x 27.94 cm (8.5" x 11"). (A4 size - spacious pages to include all the details you want to include for your books) OTHER TIPS TO IGNITE READING PASSION IN KIDS: Include the time of reading in their daily schedule when they are relaxed and free from pressure Set aside a read aloud time for your kids choosing a book that suits your kids interest/ age. Audiable books are another option Monitor that the reading material is not too challenging for your kids ability, or their motivation will drop Create a cozy reading corner for your kid to settle down comfortably before reading a book Keep a reading log of completed books to stay motivated. For every 10 books your child reads, let her choose a a prize. Let your older kids read stories to younger siblings in silly and funny voices. Try a variety of book genres to keep your little reader motivated. Thanks for coming on our page, Happy reading...