Here is a personal reading record sheet to print, fold, and check off or highlight as books and chapters are completed. A copy in your bible to check off as you go. It provides a good visual way to refer back to what is completed, what is next, or what is of interest. Over time, people usually read and study sections and less often read all the way through end to end. So this is a sheet to track reading in separate segments all the way through to completion. This checkoff listing provides a way for you to see where to concentrate your efforts.
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