This journal had 25 prompts and 50 pages. Under each prompt is a blank space for doodles, stickers, or even a comic strip. I wrote the prompts based on our homeschool journals that by boys and I do. They are fun for kids, but even adults can enjoy prompts like: “What would your dream treehouse look like?”
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This journal has short writing prompts and pictures that can be colored as well. It can easily be used as a short story, micro-story, or novel notes journal. Most of the prompts can easily have multiple meanings.
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This journal is meant to spark your poetic imagination. The prompts are set up in couplets and can be used singly or together. There are plenty of pages to write whatever your heart desires in between. If you’re not feeling poetic write whatever you like!
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If you’ve ever had a great conversation comeback, just about an hour after you needed it, this is the journal for you. 150 pages with 15 snarky dialogue prompts that will give you a laugh and help you plot your next zinger, or your own great dialogue!
*These prompts do contain adult language and may not be appropriate for younger readers.
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This journal/notebook/self-care tracker is meant to be a lighthearted take on a classic theme. What is better for self-care than laughter? There are 150 pages with a prompt every five pages, a self-care tracker and four lined pages follow each affirmation.
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