Printable 100 Book Challenge

100 book challenge printable for tracking 100 titles

This 100 book challenge printable gives you a place to set a start date and an end date, then work toward reading 100 books before that second date arrives. Each book gets space for its title and a checkbox you tick once you've read the last page.

That's 100 boxes to tick off.

What's on the hundred book challenge sheet

• Start date
• End date
• A title space for each of the 100 books
• A checklist box for each book

The product images show a page 1 and a page 2, so you'll print two sheets to keep together in a binder or pinned above a desk.

Using the 100 book challenge printable

Write in the end date first. After that, add each title as you finish it, or fill all 100 spaces ahead of time as a to-read list. Students can copy an assigned reading list straight into the title spaces.

Sizes & colors

You'll get PDF files in a zipped folder, with A4 and US Letter versions so it prints on standard paper in most countries. Each size comes in 8 colors:

• Red
• Orange
• Yellow
• Green
• Blue
• Pink
• Purple
• Grey

Printing a different color for each new round of 100 books keeps a finished red sheet apart from a new blue one.

Questions about this 100 books checklist

Can I type into it? No, it's a print-only PDF, so you'll write each title by hand and tick its box with a pen.

Is there a bigger version? Yes, this challenge is included in the 18-page Book Lover Binder for readers who want a longer reading journal around it.

Can I reuse it? You can reprint this 100 book challenge template for a second or third 100 book reading challenge once the first sheet is full.

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