Not every journey needs a passport.
My Travels Through Ordinary Days is a hardcover keepsake for the days between the trips: the slow mornings, the coffee dates, the walks home and all the little adventures in between.
It opens with a “this journal belongs to” page where you write your start and finish dates, so it becomes a record of one chapter of your life. From there, simple journaling pages give you room to write about your day, alongside pages for stickers, doodles and drawings. Date it, write in it, doodle on it and cover it in stickers. There’s no right way to fill it.
With 184 pages, there’s room for a long stretch of everyday moments. It makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves to journal, or for someone starting a new chapter.
About the book: Each journal is a 6 x 9 in (152 x 229 mm) hardcover with a smooth matte full-color cover, made to keep on your shelf for years to come. Its 184 black-and-white pages are printed on 80gsm white paper, with plenty of room for your stories, photos, and keepsakes.
Not every journey needs a passport.
My Travels Through Ordinary Days is a hardcover keepsake for the days between the trips: the slow mornings, the coffee dates, the walks home and all the little adventures in between.
It opens with a “this journal belongs to” page where you write your start and finish dates, so it becomes a record of one chapter of your life. From there, simple journaling pages give you room to write about your day, alongside pages for stickers, doodles and drawings. Date it, write in it, doodle on it and cover it in stickers. There’s no right way to fill it.
With 184 pages, there’s room for a long stretch of everyday moments. It makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves to journal, or for someone starting a new chapter.
About the book: Each journal is a 6 x 9 in (152 x 229 mm) hardcover with a smooth matte full-color cover, made to keep on your shelf for years to come. Its 184 black-and-white pages are printed on 80gsm white paper, with plenty of room for your stories, photos, and keepsakes.
