100+ Bullet Journal Themes for Your BUJO pages [ + examples ]

Movie bucket list: A list of movies you want to watch in the future, with space to add notes and ratings after you’ve seen them.

Film review spreads: Dedicate a spread to each film you’ve seen, with space to add a brief summary, your thoughts, and a rating.

Movie-themed goals: Set goals related to films, such as watching a certain number of films in a year, exploring a specific genre, or trying to watch all films by a certain director.

Movie quotes: Add your favorite movie quotes to a spread and decorate the page with related stickers or drawings.

Movie recommendations: Keep track of movies you’ve seen and recommend to others, along with notes on why you liked them.

Film challenge: Challenge yourself to watch a specific number of films in a certain time period and track your progress in your BUJO.

Film-themed habit tracker: Track habits related to watching films, such as how often you watch movies or how many films you’ve watched in a week.

Book Review Spread: Create a spread where you can rate, review and note down your thoughts on books you have read.

Bookish Quotes: Select your favorite quotes from books and create a spread with these quotes and accompanying illustrations or doodles.

Reading Log: Keep track of books you have read, the number of pages, and the date you finished the book.

Reading Challenge: Set a reading goal for yourself and create a spread to track your progress.

Book Summary: Summarize the books you read in a visual and creative way, by creating illustrations, charts or graphs.

Book Wishlist: Keep a list of books you want to read in the future, and add reviews or recommendations from friends.

Author Study: Choose an author and create a spread to learn more about their works and personal life.

Book Club: Create a spread for book club meetings, including the date, time, location and the book being discussed.

Meal Planner: Keep track of weekly meals, ingredients, and recipes.

Grocery List: A dedicated page to keep track of what to buy at the grocery store.

Recipe Collection: A place to store favorite recipes, with space to take notes and make changes.

Food Diary: A daily record of what you eat and drink, along with any thoughts or feelings about the food.

Restaurant and Cafe Visit: Record your dining experiences, including the name of the establishment, menu items, and thoughts on the food.

Drink Tracker: Keep track of what drinks you have and when.

Foodie Bucket List: A list of foods, drinks, and restaurants you want to try.

Food Budget: A page to track expenses related to food and drinks.

Food Mood Tracker: A page to track how food affects your mood and energy levels.

Kitchen Inventory: A list of ingredients, equipment, and tools you have in your kitchen.

Strawberries  -Illustrate Strawberries in various poses and styles, such as strawberries characters, patterns, or as part of healthy meal compositions.

Apples – Create simple yet eye-catching apple drawings and incorporate them into your bullet journal pages, like adding them to a shopping list or incorporating them into daily routines.

Tomatoes – Showcase juicy and ripe tomatoes in illustrations, add them to your grocery list, or include them in your meal planning section.

Avocados – Make playful illustrations of avocados, add them to a healthy food tracker, or include them in a meal prep section.

Berries 🍒 – Add colorful and vibrant illustrations of different berries like strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries to your bullet journal pages.

Grapes 🍇 – Draw or trace the shape of grapes and color them in various shades of purple and green, incorporate them into a meal planning section or track your hydration by marking each glass of water you drink.

Pineapple 🍍 – Use pineapple illustrations to create fun and tropical-themed bullet journal pages, like adding them to your bucket list or as a reminder to take a tropical vacation.

Oranges 🍊 – Showcase bright and juicy oranges in illustrations, incorporate them into a healthy eating tracker, or include them in a daily routines spread.

Lemons 🍋 – Use lemon illustrations in a variety of ways, like adding them to a grocery list or incorporating them into your daily routines spread.

Peaches 🍑 – Illustrate sweet potatoes in various poses and styles, such as cartoon characters, patterns, or as part of healthy meal compositions.

Mangoes – Make playful illustrations of mangoes and use them in a variety of ways, like adding them to your grocery list or incorporating them into your meal planning section.

Peppers – Add fun illustrations of different types of peppers, like red, green, and yellow, to your bullet journal pages and incorporate them into meal planning or healthy eating tracking spreads.

Squash – Showcase different types of squash in your bullet journal, like butternut or acorn, and incorporate them into your meal planning or healthy eating tracking spreads.

Peas – Use illustrations of peas to create fun and playful bullet journal pages, like adding them to your grocery list or incorporating them into a healthy eating tracker.

Eggplants – Illustrate eggplants in various poses and styles, such as cartoon characters, patterns, or as part of healthy meal compositions.

Corn – Draw or trace the shape of corn and color them in various shades of yellow and green, incorporate them into a meal planning section or track your hydration by marking each glass of water you drink.

Vincent van Gogh – Starry Night, Sunflowers, and other iconic paintings inspired by post-impressionism.

Frida Kahlo – Her self-portraits and traditional Mexican folk art can inspire colorful and personal spreads.

Pablo Picasso – His cubist works, like “Les Demoiselles d’Avignon,” can influence a modern and abstract layout.

Claude Monet – His impressionist paintings, such as “Water Lilies,” can inspire soft and dreamy spreads.

Salvador Dali – His surrealist paintings, like “The Persistence of Memory,” can inspire fantastical and abstract spreads.

Johannes Vermeer – His portraits, such as “Girl with a Pearl Earring,” can inspire elegant and sophisticated spreads.

Mary Cassatt – Her impressionist paintings of women and children, such as “The Child’s Bath,” can inspire feminine and nurturing spreads.

Edvard Munch – His expressionist painting “The Scream” can inspire moody and emotional spreads.

Gustav Klimt – His Art Nouveau paintings, like “The Kiss,” can inspire elegant and decorative spreads.

Henri Matisse – His fauvist paintings, like “The Joy of Life,” can inspire bright and bold spreads.

Cats: Create doodles of cats with different expressions and incorporate them into your spreads, such as a cat cafe tracker.

Dogs: Draw cute dogs doing different activities and add them to your spreads, such as a dog walking tracker or meal planning spread.

Penguins: Use penguins as your theme and add them to your spreads, such as a penguin daily habits spread.

Foxes: Draw cute foxes in different poses and add them to your spreads, such as a fox mood tracker.

Bunnies: Use bunnies as your theme and add them to your spreads, such as a bunny garden tracker.

Squirrels: Use squirrels as your theme and add them to your spreads, such as a squirrel books read spread.

Owls: Draw cute owls in different poses and add them to your spreads, such as an owl sleep tracker.

Koalas: Use koalas as your theme and add them to your spreads, such as a koala daily water intake spread.

Elephants: Use elephants as your theme and add them to your spreads, such as an elephant daily gratitude spread.

Giraffes: Use giraffes as your theme and add them to your spreads, such as a giraffe monthly goals spread.

Dolphins: Draw dolphins in different activities and add them to your spreads, such as a dolphin daily affirmations spread.

Whales: Use whales as your theme and add them to your spreads, such as a whale monthly budget spread.

Polar Bears: Draw polar bears in different activities and add them to your spreads, such as a polar bear daily water intake spread.

Kangaroos: Use kangaroos as your theme and add them to your spreads, such as a kangaroo daily mood spread.

Panda: Draw panda in different poses and add them to your spreads, such as a panda monthly habits spread.

Disney Bucket List: Keep track of Disney-related experiences you want to have such as visiting all the Disney theme parks, trying all the food, watching all the Disney movies, etc.

Disney Character Tracker: Keep track of the Disney characters you’ve seen, met, or want to meet at Disney theme parks.

Disney Movie Watchlist: Keep track of Disney movies you want to watch, have watched, or plan to re-watch.

Disney Vacation Planner: Plan and track your upcoming Disney vacations, including trip itinerary, budget, reservations, and more.

Disney Memory Log: Record and reflect on special Disney memories, such as your first time visiting a Disney park, meeting a favorite character, or experiencing a ride for the first time.

Disney Park Map Spread: Featuring a map of a Disney theme park, with spaces to mark favorite attractions, restaurants, shows, and more.

Disney Character Illustrations: Showcase your favorite Disney characters through drawings or stickers.