What to write in your reading journals

1. Basic information of the book (author, re-write author, illustrator, publishing company, year of publishing, word level, number of pages, etc.)

1. What you have read during the period—even if you have not finished the book.
   
2. Your feelings, thoughts (critical responses) and questions from the reading.
   
3. Your reading experience , and how effective you think you are
   
4. Reflections of how might you enjoy the exercise more, such as, how to be more effective, how to choose a more appropriate book, how to make your reading more comfortable, how to share insights with your friends, etc.
   
5. A Warning: Don't copy other's writing as if it is your own. If you copy, mark it as a copy.