Aimee Chase

A Three-Year Journal

One Question a Day for You & Me : Daily Reflections for Couples

Write your autobiography in just one question a day! Everybody has a story, and this book enables even reluctant journal writers to record an autobiography. By answering just one thought-provoking question for each day of the year, it's easy to write your life story! For anybody who has ever given up writing after being intimidated when facing a blank page, this book makes it easy to take a snapshot of your history and inner life in just a few minutes each day. This specially-sized package features a printed flexi-bound cover, four-color endpapers, quality paper, and a bookmark ribbon.

A Daily Journal for Recording Your Life Story

One Question a Day: My Life So Far

Mudpuppy

It's never too early to teach mindfulness! Discover and celebrate the simple pleasures of a baby's world and encourage living in the moment with Mindful Baby Board Book Set from Mudpuppy. The collection includes 4 mini board books in a slipcase (Calm, Nature, Happy and Sleep). The babies in each book use their senses to experience everyday joys.* 4 board books, 8 chunky pages per book* Each book: 4 x 4 x 1", 10 x 10 x 2.5 cm* Slipcase box: 4", 10 cm cube* Ages 0-5* Greyboard contains 90% recycled paper, printed with nontoxic inks.

Mindful Baby Board Book Set

Shared reflections for every day of the first year of marriage The ultimate bridal shower or engagement gift, One Question a Day for Newlyweds offers the happy couple guided prompts, plus separate sections for each person to answer, for every day of their first year of wedded bliss.

A Journal for the First Year of Marriage

One Question a Day for Newlyweds

Hannah Caner

A simple journal that offers one question per day, to be answered on the same day for five years in a row. The questions range from the prosaic ("What did you have for lunch today?") to the contemplative ("Can people really change?"), giving readers a comprehensive look back at their thoughts and feelings over a five-year span. For anybody who has ever given up journaling after being intimidated when facing a blank page, this book makes it easy to take a snapshot of your inner life in just a few minutes each day. The beauty of this journal is that it enables readers to track their emotional growth as well as keep track of memories, and provides an interesting walk down memory lane a few years later. The simple one-question prompts make this book to journaling as adult coloring books are to art - a gateway product with built-in creative inspiration. The specially-sized package features a printed flexi-bound cover, four-color endpapers, quality paper, and bookmark ribbon.

A Five-Year Journal

One Question a Day

A fun and clever way for kids to keep track and look back. One Question a Day for Kids is a guided journal with fun and thoughtful questions for each day of the year. By answering the same question every day for three years, children will be able to see how their thoughts, creativity, and even handwriting changes from year to year. Prompts are short and sweet, allowing kids to answer as concisely (or elaborately) as they want. Questions include: If you could have a super power, what would it be? What's the grossest thing you've ever seen? Which of your friends do you trust the most? What's one thing your parents don't know about you? Rate your teachers from favorite to least favorite.

Create Your Own Personal Time Capsule

One Question a Day for Kids: A Three-Year Journal

A beautifully illustrated guided journal that helps teens slow down and enjoy life rather than pushing for perfection Being a teenager today can be hectic. With hours of homework, sports, clubs, college applications, jobs, and squeezing in some hang time with friends, the stress on our teens is greater than it has ever been. Throw in the craziness of the teenage brain and some social networking, and teens have little time and even less energy for introspection. Present, Not Perfect for Teens will gently guide teens to slow down and spend some time exploring their innermost feelings and emotions, gaining self-knowledge in the process.

A Journal for Slowing Down, Letting Go, and Being Your Awesome Self

Present, Not Perfect for Teens

The journal every mother needs! Present, Not Perfect has hit a nerve with women everywhere with its reassuring, encouraging message of hope and serenity. This book takes it a step further for moms of all ages, with guided prompts and inspiring quotations specifically designed to help mothers cope with the demands of raising children and navigate their relationships with their families. The ideal way to to carve out some contemplative “me time,” this journal will help frazzled moms find understanding and peace.

Present, Not Perfect for Moms

A beautifully illustrated workbook that helps women slow down and enjoy life rather than pushing for perfection. Most women today are frantic, lost in an endless cycle of busyness caused by constant pressure to perform up to unrealistic expectations of perfection, many of which are self-imposed. This journal cuts to the heart of the problem by showing women how to reconnect with their inner selves through solitude, introspection, and contemplation of what's truly important to them as individuals and family members. Give yourself permission to be Present, Not Perfect.

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