Reading Journals
Printable and tablet reading trackers, monthly logs, four-line review templates, challenge planners and book-club discussion sheets. Structured enough to be useful, light enough to keep up for a whole year.
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Reading journals, original books & comics you'll actually finish.
Pagelyra is a small, independent digital studio making printable reading journals, original books and comics — every one finished in-house, with a genuinely useful free sample in the Free Library.
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Printable Reading Journals, Original Books & Comics
Three small shelves, each built properly — instead of one giant catalogue of things nobody finished making.
Original Books
Short fiction, fantasy and mystery written to be finished: novellas and guides with complete arcs, honest chapter previews, and endings that were planned before chapter one was drafted.
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Original Comics
Original characters, original worlds, complete issues. Meet the students of Starfall Academy — a school built inside a fallen star — with a free vertical-scroll reader preview before you buy a page.
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The launch shelf
Forty-two finished products, sliding by — every one with a free sample.
Featured · Reading Journal
The Ultimate Reading Journal Bundle
Trackers, monthly logs, review templates, a 52-book challenge planner and book-club sheets — printable and tablet-ready.
$12 launch price
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Read It Again — The Reread Journal
A printable journal built only for rereads: first-read memory snapshots, then-vs-now comparison spreads and missed-clue logs that never overwrite your first read.
$7 launch price
Featured · Book Club Kit
The Silent Book Club Host Kit
Everything a host needs to run a bring-your-own-book reading night: a quick-start guide, 60/90/120-minute timing plans, a 4-week launch plan and 30 printables — no assigned book, no homework.
$9 launch price
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The Cookbook Club Host Kit
Everything a host needs to run a cook-the-book club night: tested book-choosing criteria, the dish-claim board that stops courses colliding, allergy flags, tasting scorecards, the book verdict and the next-book ballot. One cookbook, every cook — and no recipes, deliberately: the kit is the machinery around whichever book your club chooses.
$9 launch price
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The Reading Retreat Kit
The complete planning system for a do-it-yourself reading retreat: the planner's quick-start, four retreat shapes, a 12-question venue checklist, the rhythm of a retreat day, three ready-made itineraries, a budget worksheet, packing lists and the book maths — plus 30 printables: invitations, reading passports, the phone pact, reading menus, a shared-book ballot, meal plans and 36 fireside prompt cards. For a book club, a carful of friends, or just you.
$10 launch price
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Read Together — The Family Read-Aloud Journal
The catalog's first shared journal: a keepsake record of reading chapter books aloud to children of about 7–14 — the Read Together Method, the Family Reading Shelf, nightly Tonight We Read session logs, predictions in ink, the voices log, questions they asked, milestones, and a letter to be read when they're grown. Kept by the grown-up, owned by everyone.
$9 launch price
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The Fantasy Book Club Questions Pack
Discussion cards for the books with maps in the front: 64 printable cards and 304 questions built for fantasy's own machinery — magic costs and loopholes, maps, prophecies, the villain's case — plus a host guide with a spoiler charter and series mode.
$6 launch price
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The Horror Book Club Questions Pack
Discussion cards for the books you read with the lights on: 52 printable cards and 256 questions built for horror's own machinery — dread vs gore, haunted houses, folk horror, cosmic horror, monsters and what they mean — plus a host guide with a spoiler charter and the Content & Courage Charter for mixed-courage rooms.
$6 launch price
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The Romantasy Book Club Questions Pack
Discussion cards for the books where the magic system and the love story are the same plot: 64 printable cards and 304 questions built for romantasy's twin engines — fated mates, morally grey verdicts, spice earned by the plot — plus trope bingo, two scorecards (spice and magic) and a host guide with the Spice & Comfort Charter for mixed-tolerance rooms.
$6 launch price
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The Cozy Fantasy Book Club Questions Pack
Discussion cards for the books that look after you: 64 printable cards and 304 questions built for cozy fantasy's own mechanics — the comfort contract, food & the table, work done well, homes, gentle magic and endings that restore — plus a host guide with a spoiler charter, the Comfort Charter and a scorecard that grades the book as a place. One pack works with any cozy fantasy your club picks — no per-title kit to buy again each month.
$6 launch price
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The Historical Fiction Book Club Questions Pack
Discussion cards for the novels built from the record: 64 printable cards and 304 questions built for historical fiction's own mechanics — the fact–fiction line, real people as characters, period detail, research rabbit holes and endings history already spoiled — plus a host guide with a spoiler charter, the Record Charter and a scorecard that grades fact–fiction balance. One pack works with any historical novel your club picks — no per-title kit to buy again each month.
$6 launch price
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The Home Library Journal
A paper catalog for the books you own: an eleven-field catalogue entry for every copy, a shelf code for every shelf (LIV-02-B), drawn shelf maps, a loans ledger with due-back dates, a ranked wishlist checked against what is already owned, a weeding and release record, and an annual shelf census. 64 catalogue records in the printed volume; catalogue pages reprint freely as the collection grows.
$7 launch price
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The Memoir Book Club Questions Pack
Discussion cards for the lives told by the people who lived them: 64 printable cards and 304 questions built for memoir's own mechanics — the truth contract, memory and its weather, the two selves, the other real people in the book and what was left out — plus a host guide with a spoiler charter, the Real-People Charter and a scorecard that grades the telling. One pack works with any memoir your club picks — no per-title guide to buy again each month.
$6 launch price
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The Book Club Year-End Kit
A printable host kit for the one night a year a book club judges its whole year: a year-in-numbers retrospective, 16 award categories on secret ballots, a seeded 8-book bracket of the year's monthly winners, wooden-spoon awards for the books that beat the club, and a first-pick ceremony that chooses next year's first book before anyone goes home.
$6 launch price
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The Short-Story-Collection Book Club Kit
Run a book club for the book with ten beginnings and ten endings — story-by-story scorecards, per-story rating pages, favourites ballots in seven categories, a rank-the-stories finale, 24 theme-across-stories debate cards, and a ready-made discussion guide for Tales from the Clockwork Garden.
$6 launch price
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The Big Book Companion
A slow-read journal for very long novels — pace it, track everyone in it, and still know who is who in month eight: a Pace Calculator, a Cast Web, Weekly Spreads, Chapter Logs, Monthly Reckonings and the Return Drill for coming back after any gap.
$7 launch price
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Read With Me — The Buddy Read & Book Club for Two Companion
The printable system for exactly two readers reading one book together: a Buddy Pact, a Pace & Checkpoints Planner that lets the slower reader set the spacing, spoiler-sealed notes opened only when both arrive, four Checkpoint Cycles, paired pages and two verdicts. One purchase prints two copies — one per reader.
$7 launch price
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The Reader's Commonplace Book
A print-first guided commonplace system for readers: theme-headed entry pages across eight starter heads, an index method taught step by step, a source register, and a monthly/annual revisit cadence — entry and revisit pages reprint freely for your own book.
$7 launch price
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Out of the Slump
A 30-Day Reading Rescue Workbook: a five-type slump diagnosis, an honest audit of the stuck book, and thirty dated, logged micro-sessions in five phases — about ten minutes a day — ending with your own evidence-tested rescue recipe.
$6 launch price
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The Mood Reader's Journal
Pick your next book by how you feel: a Mood Library of your own books shelved by the feeling they give, a two-minute nightly check-in, and match spreads that grade the fit — never the book. No TBR list, on purpose.
$7 launch price
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The Series Catch-Up & Recap Journal
Return to a series after months — or years — away: per-book recaps, who's who rosters, open-threads trackers and a spoiler-safe 'Previously On…' briefing, so the next book opens like you never left.
$7 launch price
Featured · Comics Reading Log
Panels & Pages — A Comic & Graphic Novel Reading Log
The reading log built for comics: issue logs that credit the whole creative team (writer, artist, colourist, letterer), arc spreads told in panels, art notes with sketch boxes, creator trackers and a pull list. No prose-journal leftovers.
$7 launch price
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The Audiobook Companion Journal
The reading journal rebuilt for ears: every log credits the narrator first, counts listening in sessions, and closes with two verdicts — one for the Story, one for the Voice. Rewind log, fell-asleep recovery, library holds & expiry queue.
$7 launch price
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The Classics Companion Journal
The reusable companion you fill in for any classic: dossiers that record your edition and translator, the World in Ten Lines context pages, cast trackers, progress ledgers, language notes with a translation comparison and a stuck-point rescue — so the big books feel finishable.
$7 launch price
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The Cozy Mystery Clue & Suspect Log
The detective's notebook for readers who solve along: a suspect board, a clue ledger, an alibi grid and a motive map per book — and your verdict sealed, dated and scored before the reveal. Works with any cozy; the fields are crime-neutral.
$7 launch price
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The Sci-Fi Reader's Journal
The first reading journal built around science fiction's own apparatus: per-book log spreads for the Big Idea, the Hardness Dial and the Plausibility Verdict, drawn timelines, world & tech notes, a science audit, first contact and machine-mind logs, sixteen subgenre territories, award missions, the Idea Shelf and the Called It prediction ledger. No star ratings, no plot summaries.
$7 launch price
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Read It, Use It — The Nonfiction Ideas & Action Journal
The paper system for nonfiction readers whose books don't need tracking — their ideas do: the Blank Sheet written before chapter one, the book compressed to One Argument and Three Ideas, pushback pages, a drawn Argument Map, a numbered Idea Ledger, Changed-My-Mind pages, a Source-Check Log and an Action List where deferred and dropped are lawful outcomes. No star ratings, no plot fields.
$7 launch price
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The Poetry Reader's Companion
A printable journal for one poem at a time: read it aloud, copy the line that stopped you by hand, live with it a day, and come back to it for years. Per-poem spreads (The Poem on Arrival + Sitting With It), line-check grids for poems by heart, return entries stacked across the years, poet pages, collection logs and a Commonplace Verses section where the poet is always credited. No poems printed in it — the poems are yours.
$7 launch price
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In Translation — A Translated Fiction Companion
The only reading journal that logs a book's two authors: per-book spreads that bill the translator as an equal maker, translator trackers, The Phrase Kept with its author-and-translator double-credit rule, two-translation comparison pages, Lost & Found, a WIT Month planner and a Waiting List for the books that haven't crossed yet. No passages from any real book — apparatus only.
$7 launch price
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The Reading Traveller's Journal
The journal for the reading you do on the move: journey spreads planned leg by leg, destination matches (read the book in the place), transit logs with the window-vs.-page column, the Four Endings — Home, Released, Shelved Abroad, Lost, none of them 'failed' — the Left-Behind Ledger and the Note to the Finder. No monthly logs, no streaks, no guilt machinery.
$7 launch price
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The 2027 Reading Journal
The only dated 2027 reading system in the catalog: three ramp-up months in 2026, twelve dated monthly spreads with a reflection for every month, and the 52-week challenge — a whole year of reading, kept.
$7 launch price
Featured · Family Activity Kit
The Bookish Advent Countdown: Family Read-Aloud Edition
24 nights of stories before Christmas: one original card a night — a read-aloud prompt, a small activity and a question to talk about — plus a parent guide, a 24-night tracker, age-banded book lists and a Christmas Eve keepsake.
$9 launch price
Featured · Seasonal Planning Tool
The Bookish Gift Planner
Give every reader on your list the right book: match each person to one of ten reader types — 40 gift ideas — then set a budget that holds, list, track buying, making and wrapping, and write the note. A December gifting calendar, one task a day, 1–31 December.
$7 launch price
Featured · Original Book
The Clockwork Garden — A Novella
An original fantasy novella about Mira Solace, a clockmaker's granddaughter, and the garden that keeps a whole town's time.
$6 launch price
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Tales from the Clockwork Garden
Five original companion stories from Brindlewick — roses in February, a ferryman's seven minutes, and the keeper who came before.
$4.99 launch price
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The Perfumer of Glasshouse Row
Four linked scent-magic stories from Brindlewick: Hetty Crane bottles other people's moments — and every keeping costs her a memory of her own.
$4.99 launch price
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The Saltmarsh Inheritance — A Cozy Mystery
A contested will, a vanished brass tide-key, and a lighthouse keeper's secret — a fair-play cozy mystery novella set in Ternmouth.
$6 launch price
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Taken for a Ride — A Cozy Mystery
A cozy fairground mystery where nobody dies: the fair's beloved 1926 galloper horse has been swapped for a brilliant forgery, and only the artist who restored her can prove it — and find the real horse before Sunday's pull-out.
$6 launch price
Featured · Read & Reflect Edition
Anne of Green Gables — A Read & Reflect Edition
Montgomery's complete, unabridged 1908 classic read the slow way: an original Pagelyra introduction, a companion for every one of the 38 chapters — orientation, reflection prompts, a slow-down pointer — plus a character map, a themes essay and a reading-circle guide.
$9.99 launch price
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A Christmas Carol — A Read & Reflect Edition
Dickens's complete, unabridged 1843 novella read the slow way: an original Pagelyra introduction, a companion for every one of the five staves — orientation, reflection prompts, a slow-down pointer — plus a character map, a themes essay and a four-session December reading-circle guide.
$8.99 launch price
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Little Women — A Read & Reflect Edition
Alcott's complete, unabridged 1868–69 novel read the slow way: an original Pagelyra introduction, a companion for every one of the 47 chapters — orientation, reflection prompts, a slow-down pointer — plus a character map, a themes essay and a four-session reading-circle guide.
$9.99 launch price
Featured · Original Comic
Starfall Academy — Issue #1: First Light
An original comic about four students at a school built inside a fallen star, and the light that wakes up hungry.
$5 launch price
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Start a reading journal
The beginner's guide: five fields, four-line reviews, and the monthly habit that keeps it alive.
Read the guide52 books, zero burnout
The 2027 Reading Challenge, planned properly: bank books early, alternate heavy and light, rescue plan included.
Read the guideA book club that shows up
Rotating choosers, prepared discussion sheets, and the ninety-minute rhythm durable clubs swear by.
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Starfall Academy #1: First Light Preview Is Live
Our original comic opens with a silent starfall and a window that glows in daylight. Read the free reader preview.
Books
The Clockwork Garden: Chapter One Reveal
Mira Solace finds a gate that grew overnight — read the full first chapter of our original fantasy novella, free.
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Tales from the Clockwork Garden: Five Stories from Brindlewick
Roses blooming in February snow, a ferryman's missing seven minutes, and the keeper who came before Mira — read the opening of Story One free.
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The Perfumer of Glasshouse Row: Scents That Keep Moments
Hetty Crane bottles other people's moments in blue glass — and every keeping costs her one of her own memories. Read the opening of Story One free.
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The Saltmarsh Inheritance: Our First Cozy Mystery
A contested will, a vanished brass tide-key, and a boundary stone that moved 41 feet — read Chapter One free and check the clues yourself.
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Taken for a Ride: A Cozy Mystery Where Nobody Dies
The fair's hundred-year-old galloper horse has been swapped for a forgery — and only the artist who restored her can tell. Read Chapter One free; nobody dies, we checked.
Guides
40 Book Club Discussion Questions (Printable) That Work for Any Book
Forty questions grouped by job — openers, character, theme, plot and closers — built to end the 'so… did everyone like it?' silence.
Journals
Free Printable Reading Tracker (PDF)
Get our free printable reading tracker as a PDF: a books-finished counter grid, a monthly log and a four-line review page. Print it tonight and start.
Books
Spooky Short Reads for Halloween — Mystery & Dark Fantasy
Short mystery stories for Halloween and dark fantasy you can finish in one sitting: what makes a one-night read work, how to build a Halloween reading night, and a tiny original tale.
Journals
Read It Again: A Journal Only for Rereads
Every tracker makes you overwrite your first rating when you reread. This one seats both reads side by side — memory snapshots, then-vs-now spreads, missed-clue logs. Free 3-page sample.
Book Club
The Silent Book Club Host Kit: A Reading Night With No Set Book
Silent book clubs read their own books, quietly, together — and a host's whole toolkit used to be one invitation template. Ours is a quick-start guide, timing plans and 30 printables. Free 3-printable sample.
Journals
The Mood Reader's Journal: Pick Tonight's Book by How You Feel
Mood readers never ask "what's next?" — they ask "what can I stand tonight?" This journal shelves your own books by the feeling they give, then checks in nightly. Free 3-page sample.
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The Series Catch-Up & Recap Journal: Return to Any Series
Stopped mid-series two years ago? Rebuild what happened — recaps, who's who, open threads — behind a strict Spoiler Line, then read a one-page 'Previously On…' and open the next book. Free 3-page sample.
Comics
Panels & Pages: A Reading Log Built for Comics
Prose journals give a comic one author line and no room for the art. This log credits the whole team — writer, artist, colourist, letterer — and gives layouts, splashes and palettes pages of their own. Free 3-page sample.
Books
Anne of Green Gables — A Read & Reflect Edition: The Classic, Read Slowly
Montgomery's complete 1908 novel, with an original Pagelyra companion at the end of every one of its 38 chapters — what to notice, two reflection prompts, and the passage to slow down for. The full introduction is free to read.
Journals
The Audiobook Companion Journal: A Journal for Listeners
Prose journals erase the narrator, your speed and your sessions. This one credits the voice first, counts listens in walks and drives, and closes every book with two verdicts — Story and Voice. Free 3-page sample.
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The Classics Companion Journal: Finish the Big Books
Classics are hard for five fixable reasons — moved language, missing context, a slower pacing contract, enormous casts, and a reputation waiting at the gate. This journal has a page for each: dossiers, the World in Ten Lines, a stuck-point rescue. Free 3-page sample.
Book Club
The Fantasy Book Club Questions Pack: Ask What the Magic Cost
Generic question lists never touch the map, the magic or the prophecy. This pack does: 64 printable cards, 304 questions, a spoiler charter and a series mode. Free sample: the Quick-Start plus the full Magic System Set A.
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The Cozy Mystery Clue & Suspect Log: Solve Along, Seal Your Verdict
You were already solving it — now there's a notebook that keeps up: suspect boards, a clue ledger, alibi grids, and a prediction sealed before the reveal, graded on the ten-point Detective Score. Free 3-page sample.
Book Club
The Cookbook Club Host Kit: The Book Club You Can Eat
One cookbook, every member cooks, and the book is on trial — never the cooks. Book-choosing criteria, the dish-claim board, allergy flags, scorecards and the verdict page, plus 28 printables. No recipes, deliberately. Free 3-printable sample.
Book Club
The Reading Retreat Kit: Plan the Whole Weekend of Reading
Organised retreats sell out at many hundreds of dollars a head; this kit plans your own — dates, venue, budget, rooms, meals, the book pick, reading passports, fireside prompts and the closing ritual — for a club, a carful of friends, or just you. Free 3-page sample.
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Read Together: A Family Journal for the Chapter-Book Years
Reading aloud doesn't end at seven. This keepsake journal follows the family's nightly chapter — predictions in ink, the voices log, questions they asked, a shelf of every book finished together, and a letter to be read when they're grown. Free 3-page sample.
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The Sci-Fi Reader's Journal: Log the Big Idea, the Timeline & the Tech
Fantasy got a thousand journals; science fiction got a bingo card. This one speaks SF's own language: the Big Idea in one line, the Hardness Dial, the Plausibility Verdict, drawn timelines, first contact, the Idea Shelf — and no star ratings anywhere. Free 3-page sample.
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Read It, Use It: A Journal for the Ideas in Nonfiction
You finish good nonfiction and forget it by Friday. This journal keeps what the book actually gave you: the Blank Sheet before chapter one, the book in One Argument, pushback pages, an Idea Ledger, and an Action List where deferred and dropped are lawful. Free 3-page sample.
Reading Journals
The Poetry Reader's Companion: One Poem at a Time
Poems are the one reading a book journal cannot hold. This companion gives each poem its own spread — read it aloud, copy the line that stopped you by hand, live with it a day — plus poems-by-heart line-check grids, return entries stacked across the years and poet pages. Free 3-page sample.
Journals
In Translation: Every Translated Book Had Two Authors
Not one word of the novel you just finished was written by its author — the translator chose every word you actually read. This companion bills both names on every spread, follows translators like authors, and keeps the phrases that survived the crossing. Free 3-page sample.
Book Club
The Horror Book Club Questions Pack: Ask What the Quiet Page Did
Generic question lists never touch the dread, the monster or the ending that refuses comfort. This pack does: 52 printable cards, 256 questions, a spoiler charter, a Content & Courage Charter and a scorecard that counts Sleep Lost as praise. Free sample: the Quick-Start plus the full Dread vs Gore set.
Book Club
The Romantasy Book Club Questions Pack: Ask Whether the Bond, the Magic & the Spice Earned Each Other
Generic questions ask whether you liked the couple; this pack asks whether destiny was a promise or a pressure. 64 printable cards, 304 questions, trope bingo, two scorecards and the Spice & Comfort Charter. Free sample: the Quick-Start plus the full Spice, Earned by the Plot set.
Journals
The Reading Traveller's Journal: Books Read Far From Home
Travel journals record trips and reading journals record books — this one records the two together: journey spreads leg by leg, destination matches, transit logs with the window-vs.-page column, the Four Endings, and the Left-Behind Ledger for books released into the world. Free 3-page sample.
Exclusives
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The Gate That Grew Overnight
The complete first chapter of The Clockwork Garden — only on Pagelyra, free to read in full.
Exclusive Preview
Starfall Academy: The Opening Panels
Five story panels with original narration, dialogue and visual direction, in vertical-scroll format.
Creator Interview
Building Pagelyra
Our creator persona on rescued characters, ninety-second journals, and plotting a comic backwards.
Reviews & Guides
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Inside the Ultimate Reading Journal, Page by Page
Our own product, toured honestly — including what we deliberately left out. Not a customer review; a maker's walkthrough.
Guide
7 Reading Journal Spreads That Keep You Reading
The 90-second log, the series map, the slump-breaker page — spreads that change what you do next.
Comics Craft
5 Storytelling Tricks We Used in Starfall Academy
Palette rules, cliffhanger maths and dialogue that survives being read aloud — from our own Issue #1.
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Previews, craft notes and Issue #1.
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The Clockwork Garden, excerpts and interviews.
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Trackers, logs, reviews and challenge planners.
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What does Pagelyra make?
Pagelyra is a small, independent digital studio making printable reading journals, short original books and original comics — three product lines: Reading Journals, Original Books and Original Comics. Every title is created in-house by the studio, with no copied plots, no licensed characters and no filler — each product is built around one clear job for readers and book clubs.
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Yes — every product has a genuinely useful free sample in the Free Library, unlocked with one short form. The samples are real pages from the actual products — journal spreads, book chapters, story openings and a comic preview — so you can judge the writing, layout and print quality properly before you ever pay for the full edition.
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Can I print the journals at home?
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