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Basically, think of each day as A, B, and C (for a 3 day window) and then once day D comes around, it overwrites day A, so you can now write down B, C, and D, but your experience earned on day A is lost forever.
This is also why the mod only works with new experience gained after installing the mod.
So if you are dedicated and remember to do it every day you'll build up a stockpile of xp, but if you forget then of course will get less. Versus Skill Rec. Journal which is kind of like a one-time-record=all xp stored approach?
You can use Chuckleberry's Skill Recovery Journal for a very similar mod that also lets you save your XP and load it by reading the journal later.
1) Your character must have the same name after dying
2) You must write in the book and read from the book while the game is set to English
3) You are playing on the current stable build 41 release and not the unstable build 42 release
4) You must not be illiterate
With that said, I haven't played with and maintained this mod properly for a spell, so there could be plenty of bugs (apart from just the name and translation error).