Have you ever suffered from writer’s block where you stared at a blank page and just can’t think of anything to write about? Journaling may just be the answer to that problem.

Daily journaling is a wonderful habit that can transform your life and your writing. These writing journals each have 31 different prompts to inspire the writer within. You can learn more about yourself and come up with story ideas through the prompts in the self-discovery journal, develop ideas if the fiction journal is more your style, and/or stimulate your poetry if you chose the journal prompts for poets.

Here’s to bringing out the inner writer in you!

This writing journal is filled with 31 prompts that encourage children to answer questions about themselves. For instance, a prompt might ask: “What are your best qualities?” Children then will be free to write whatever comes to mind. There also is space for children to make observations about the things they see and hear around them and then come up with story ideas based on what they write.

This writing journal is aimed at stimulating children’s imaginations so they can create fiction stories based on 31 prompts. For instance, the prompt might say: “Henry saw a strange, talking dog tied up to the fencepost when he got home from school.” Many stories may be woven from one prompt. Children also are encouraged to jot down their observations during the day and then come up with more ideas.