Journals Books
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the Handbook of Journaling-a readers reviewReview Date: 2001-02-28
A wonderful resource!Review Date: 2000-03-07
Every Self Help Book rolled into this one!!!Review Date: 2002-10-27


Math Made FunReview Date: 2008-04-17
What a Great Start!Review Date: 2001-03-12
Hands-On Equations Learning SystemReview Date: 2001-09-26


After three years....Review Date: 2008-05-28
I am definitely going to be searching for another from this line!
beautiful and practicalReview Date: 2007-06-04
Beautiful Book!Review Date: 2004-07-21
Just wanted to reassure any curious journal-keepers that this is a very nice book for having paper binding. The surfaces of the front and back plates are silky smooth, taut and very pretty. The spine, being sewn with strings, is tight, yet allows the book to lay completely flat when open. The pages inside are very smooth, practically non-porous grain, and of a medium weight, thick enough for fine-tip pen-and-ink, but too thin for any other medium of drawing or writing element. I'm usually a fan of leather-bound journals because they're sturdier and more aesthetically pleasing to me, but as paper-bound journals go, these are among the nicest I've seen.

Used price: $16.60

Great Book for Journal, LeftiesReview Date: 2007-07-06
No better journal availableReview Date: 2007-05-29
My favorite feature is the little pocket on the inside of the back cover, for storing scraps of brilliance.
Beautiful Book!Review Date: 2004-07-21
Just wanted to reassure any curious journal-keepers that this is a very nice book for having paper binding. The surfaces of the front and back plates are silky smooth, taut and very pretty. The spine, being sewn with strings, is tight, yet allows the book to lay completely flat when open. The pages inside are very smooth, practically non-porous grain, and of a medium weight, thick enough for fine-tip pen-and-ink, but too thin for any other medium of drawing or writing element. I'm usually a fan of leather-bound journals because they're sturdier and more aesthetically pleasing to me, but as paper-bound journals go, these are among the nicest I've seen.

Used price: $4.87

A GOOD STARTReview Date: 2007-07-01
A great book - can really help prompt reflectionReview Date: 1999-01-09
Starting Your Journal JourneyReview Date: 2001-06-10


SO Precious!!Review Date: 2008-02-20
I was thrilled with the page illustration and excited that I had both the photo album and journal.
It's so sweet and vintage inspired that it automatically makes you feel like you really have something special. I think it is a GREAT gift and it's gender-friendly style is perfect for ANY baby!!
Creative, beautiful giftReview Date: 2007-01-14
Baby book and photo albumReview Date: 2006-07-28


Haiku Kitty!!!Review Date: 2007-04-13
that is available. The postcards of Hello Kitty in many disguises with their own "haikus" certainly a very charming way to capture your heart, especially those who love this traditional Japanese poetry and with an extra cuteness that is Hello Kitty!:-))
Highly recommended for those who loves this cat with no mouth!
Hello Kitty PostcardsReview Date: 2007-01-25
vivid photos of your favorite feline sporting cute outfitsReview Date: 2006-05-04


A Hitchhikers Road Map to LeadershipReview Date: 2008-08-04
InspirationalReview Date: 2008-04-30
Great insights and a must read!Review Date: 2008-04-21

Homemade Candy Cookbook Nell B Nichols & Farm JournalReview Date: 2008-01-04
A basic candy cookbook that should be in every kitchen.Review Date: 1998-01-12
Best Candy CookbookReview Date: 2004-08-23

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For beginning and experienced writers alikeReview Date: 2002-04-19
The chapter "Caring for Your Soul" outlines the step-by-step process of meditating on scripture and journaling about the verses the Holy Spirit illuminates within you. "Begin reading slowly and stop when a word or phrase seems highlighted for you, when it 'shimmers' with meaning, when the Holy Spirit is addressing you through these words." I think this would be especially helpful for new Christians or for more mature Christians who feel stuck for some reason.
There is also a chapter, "Harvesting Your Journal," which contains suggestions for reviewing, summarizing, and indexing your journal(s). The Resource list suggests Harveting Your Journals by Rosalie Deer heart and Alison Strickland. I'm definitely going to get that book.
This book should be in every Christian's library.
The ultimate resource for keeping a journal!Review Date: 2001-01-10
Keeping a journal has been one of the most satisfying and helpful things I've done in my Christian walk. When you go back to read it later, you can really see God's working in your life!
One of the things that Klug addresses that I've never seen anywhere else is the "problem" of what do to with notes you might be taking on books you're currently reading. Do you incorporate them into your daily journal, or keep a separate notebook? I'm journaling every day and reading my Bible and other books every day, and this is something that I've done different ways and I haven't found any one solution to be entirely satisfactory. I thought it was wonderful that the author even addressed the "problem"! I want to be able to find notes on a particular book I'm reading easily, and if they're scattered throughout the dailyness of your writing, that is harder to do.
He suggests keeping notes from other books you are reading in a separate notebook from your daily journal. And he suggests indexing them so you know what's in that notebook! An excellent suggestion and one I hadn't tried before. Just leave the first page blank and you could write which books' notes are contained in the book, and you could even add page numbers. I think this is a great idea!
As for brief quotes that you might be struck by, or particular scripture passages that you're learning about, you could include those in your daily journal.
The author says that he writes in spiral notebooks of lined paper. When he's finished, he puts them in a binder so that he has them all in order. While I prefer the small hardcover spiral-bound books that you find in Christian bookstores for journaling purposes, having them all together and in order is an attractive option! I also prefer using colorful Gelly Roll pens that are archival safe and permanent.
However you do it, Ronald Klug emphasizes that however you keep your journal is right for you. Whether you write it or dictate it or type it, whether you write in it twice a day, twice a week, or twice a year - it's a valuable tool for spiritual growth.
Please check out my other reviews of Christian books!
Happy journaling!
A Great "Kick" StarterReview Date: 1999-12-28
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