What I mean by that is, it pushes your boundaries and makes you think of both art and journaling in a different way. It tries to expand the ideas we have established of what we think a journal is. See, it’s not just about someone sitting down to neatly chronicle events and feelings; rather it can be the ultimate form of expression, experimentation of creation, and thought collection! But hey, if anyone enjoys this or gets something out of this who am I to judge? It's definitely thinking outside of the box. I can see the quirky appeal of it and I can see why it would sell well in a gift shop... whether or not it would be read. I can see why it would be fun to someone completely bored and young and free. Like when I was much younger and had to sit at a parent's friend's house, the boredom of being trapped in one space... I can see then how this book could be a day of activities that might help me forget I was trapped. But even still, does it lead anywhere in improving 'creativity'? Doesn't it fail in being unable like any other book might, in leaving some lasting reflection and change us as individuals?

OR why not have a go at making your OWN JOURNAL? I have two fabulous posts that shows you two different ways of How to Make a Journal: Write a list of things that you can do when you feel anxious or fearful, such as deep breathing or meditation.This isn’t just a book or a journal, this is a project, an undertaking, a small commitment you have to make with yourself if you are going to complete this. A conceptual artist and author luring kids into questioning the world and appreciating every smell, texture and mystery in it.' — Time Magazine

Now in spectacular full colour throughout, a special 10th anniversary edition of the internationally bestselling journal that started it all--with more than 7 million copies sold! No, you can use whatever supplies you have on hand such as pencils, markers, crayons, or even household items like rubber bands or coffee grounds. 6. Is it okay to make mistakes?Someone gave this to me as a birthday present a long time ago. I'm moving out, it's the biggest waste of space in my apartment. You can keep the completed journal as a memento or display it in your home. You can also choose to share it on social media to inspire others. Closing: Absolutely! You can do the prompts alone or with friends. It can be a fun and creative way to spend time with others. 5. Do I need any special supplies? Write a positive affirmation in your journal every day for a week. Repeat it to yourself every morning when you wake up.