Journals

Record Your Readings, Expand Your Practice, and Deepen Your Connection to the Cards

This easy-to-use tarot journal offers a helpful introduction to building a daily practice with your cards and includes 6 months of space to record daily, weekly, and monthly readings.

Whether you are seeking to develop a daily tarot practice or are looking to organize and improve your current routine, this journal will guide you to deepen your connection to your cards and get the most from your readings.

Following an introduction that includes a chart of the cards and their basic meanings, sample spreads, ideas for creating a dedicated space, and setting intention, this journal has space for 6 months of recorded readings and reflections. You'll set goals, track changes and improvements in all areas of your life, and strengthen your intuition and understanding of tarot.

By: Ashley Molesso (Author), Chess Needham (Illustrator)

Explore queer identity and plan for your best year ever with My Queer Year, a guided journal and planner that centers and celebrates LGBTQ+ identity, created by queer and trans artist team Ash + Chess.

By: Dom&Ink, 2019, Paperback

Every rainbow-coloured page is packed with LGBTQ+ activities, advice and attitude.

With spreads to colour, scribble, design and glitter, you'll meet dancing drag queens, rainbow donuts and the world's sassiest LGBTQ+ dinosaur: Brett the Sassysaurus!

Read quotes from real-life rainbow icons, find out how to throw your own Pride Party, and learn about the history of gay rights. Most importantly: celebrate being yourself and what makes YOU amazing!

Warm, hilarious, caring and insightful, Free To Be Me will fill every reader with self-esteem, confidence, colour and pride.

By Tiffany Jewell, 2021 Paperback

Within these pages, there is space to learn and grow through more than 50 activities centered around identity, history, disruption, self-care, privilege, art, expression, and much more. Write, draw, color, and create to understand how you are growing into your anti-racist self and dive further into the work.

Help kids ages 8 to 12 work through their feelings and begin healing after loss It’s normal for kids to have a lot of big feelings after they’ve lost someone or something important to them. This guided journal is filled with prompts and exercises that encourage kids to explore their emotions, find comfort and peace, and hold their memories close to their heart forever. What sets this book apart from other grief books for children:A focus on feelings—Kids will learn about the many emotions that can come with grief and find prompts that encourage them to write about whatever feelings they’re experiencing. Many ways to process loss—In addition to writing and drawing prompts, kids will discover simple activities and meditations to help support their healing. An easy format—Kids can work through this journal in any order and at their own pace—every day, every week, or whatever feels right for them. Give the child in your life the emotional tools to start healing from their loss with this

By: Rachel Ignotofsky (Author), 2020, Paperback, Journal

From the New York Times bestselling author of Women in Science comes an inspiring guided journal that will help you reflect on our planet and your impact upon it.

Based on Rachel Ignotofsky's beautiful and informative book The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth, this journal is full of colorful, hand-drawn art and prompts that encourage people, old and young, to learn about the world's ecosystems, contemplate how their carbon footprint affects the Earth, and come up with ways to make positive changes for the environment. Rachel's art is stylized, singular, and engaging, full of punchy color and interesting detail, and she has a particular passion and talent for communicating scientific information visually.

The journal opens with a short infographic reference section that explains how our planet works and how we can help save it, and then features engaging writing and drawing prompts, as well as inspiring quotes about the natural world. Perfect for nature lovers ages ten and up, this journal is an inspiring, interactive way to understand the world we live in.