Download and color these printable summer reading bookmarks. Fill in the list and track all the book you read this summer!
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It’s almost summertime! Have you and your kids started planning your summer reading?
Whether you’re participating in a library program or creating your own, these bookmarks are a fun way to keep up with what you read.
We love books and summer reading at my house. I’ve made several book lists here on One Mama’s Daily Drama. Readers love my list of middle grade books and I think these titles are perfect for all ages, from middle grade to adult!
I created a few different designs for kids and adults. Each one has space to write in the title of 10 books. I drew the book stack doodle. The font is blueberry outline.
There are 3 different summer ones and one that just says reading tracker, so you can use it any time of year.
If you prefer something simpler, there is one version that’s just star bullet points and lines. And I made one with a numbered list using Arial font.
All the designs are on a single page. Just print and cut them out, then color them if you like.
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