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Express Yourself: The One-Year Journal for Girls
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About Express Yourself: The One-Year Journal For Girls
Product Description Express Yourself is a one-year journal for teen girls with thought-provoking prompts for self-exploration, inspiration, and free expression. Teen girls have a lot to say―and even more to write about. Chronicling one year’s worth of discoveries, dreams, and day-to-day happenings, Express Yourself gives girls the gift of getting to know themselves. From describing a favorite daydream to documenting the world around them, this journal engages teens with important questions for reflection. With dedicated space for daily expression―plus wise words from smart women for inspiration―Express Yourself gives every girl the space to write her story. Truths, daydreams, fears, hopes, likes, hates―Express Yourself offers girls an outlet for self-exploration, with: Weekly writing prompts that encourage girls to reflect on the most impactful events of their teenage years. Space for daily notes to write regularly, even if it is just a quick few lines. Inspirational quotes from leading ladies in every industry, including comedians, writers, actresses, politicians, and more! Years from now, when she has grown up into an amazing woman, she will look back at the pages in Express Yourself and remember where it all began. About the Author KATHERINE FLANNERY is a writer and editor living in New Jersey with her husband, dog, and fighting fish. She had a mohawk as a teenager and remembers it being both the hardest and absolute best time of her life. Her journals from those years are now precious to her. She just wishes she had more of them. About the Author ELIZABETH GRAEBER is an artist and illustrator living in the DC area with her husband and two small dogs. She always liked drawing in sketchbooks and still does today. See samples of her work on her site www.ElizabethGraeber.com
