Hi book nerds—today I’m walking you through exactly how I make my aesthetic book journal pages using Canva, and then how I transfer everything into Goodnotes so I can actually use it on my iPad. I’m focusing on the kinds of pages I reach for the most: book review spreads and simple tracking pages that make it easy to stay consistent without overcomplicating my journal. If you’ve been wanting your digital book journal to look cute but still be functional, this is the workflow I keep coming back to. I start in Canva to design the layout (think: clean sections, space to write, and a vibe that matches your reading life), then I export and bring those pages into Goodnotes so they’re ready for handwriting, highlighting, and daily use. The big takeaway is that you don’t need a complicated setup—once you have a couple solid templates, you can reuse them for every book and tweak them as your tastes change. If you want more help building your full journal, I also link my Goodnotes book journal tutorial and a flip-through for extra inspiration.