Kids & Students Reading Records
Build reading habits, prepare for book reports, and track morning reading
Do These Sound Familiar?
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Want kids to develop reading habits
Help them read a little every day -
Struggling with book reports
Not sure what to write for school assignments -
Want to know what they're reading
Parents want visibility into their children's reading -
Want to visualize reading progress
Show how many books they've read and track growth
Reading Forest can solve all of these!
Easy 3-Step Reading Records
Add a Book
Scan the barcode or enter the title
Write Thoughts
Note what was interesting or memorable
Review Records
See book list and use for book reports
Reading Forest Features
Simple & Easy to Use
Clean, simple design that kids can navigate easily.
Barcode Registration
Just scan the book's barcode for automatic title entry.
Reading Graphs
Visualize books read with charts. Feel the accomplishment.
Family Sharing
With Group Plan, share reading records with parents.
Works on Any Device
Record anywhere - on the go or before bed.
Start Free
Free plan allows up to 20 books. Try it first!
Perfect for Book Reports
Write Book Reports with Ease!
When you note down "what was interesting" and "what you felt" while reading, it becomes much easier when it's time to write the actual book report.
- While reading, note memorable scenes
- Write a word about "why it was memorable"
- When finished, use your notes to write the report
For Parents
- For younger children, we recommend recording together with parents
- Start by asking "Did you like it?" "What was the best part?" while recording
- When records build up, review together and praise them: "Look how many books you've read!"
- With Group Plan, parents can view their children's records
For Middle School Students Too
Morning Reading & Reading Habits
Perfect for tracking "morning reading" programs common in many schools. Record books read each day to visualize reading progress and build lasting habits.
- Replace paper reading cards: Easier to manage than paper cards, with search capability
- Set reading goals: Track progress toward annual book goals
- Record anywhere: Log books on your phone during commute or free time
Use for Learning Too
Not just for reading records - use it for academic tracking too.
- Track textbook progress: Record how far you've studied for organized learning
- Note important points: Save key information to review later
- Prepare for exams: Use for study management → See exam study page
FAQ
Can kids use this app?
Yes, with simple operation, kids can use it easily. Just enter the book title and thoughts. For younger children, we recommend using it together with parents.
Can parents and kids share reading records?
Yes, with the Group Plan, families can share reading records. Parents can see what books their children are reading.
Is it free?
Yes, there's a free plan that allows up to 20 books per file. For family sharing, consider the Group Plan ($4.99/month).
What devices can I use?
Works on any device with a web browser - smartphones, tablets, computers. Kids can use a tablet while parents use their phones.
Is it suitable for middle school students?
Yes, it's perfect for middle school students too. Great for morning reading logs, book reports, and even tracking textbook progress. Can also be used for exam preparation study management.
Start Your Child's Reading Journey
Start now with the free plan.
Great for book reports or daily reading logs.
No credit card required • Start immediately