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Children will crave reading time once they get a taste of this clever book log. Every time you and your child finish a story, fill out a journal entry with the title, author and rating of the book. Then, tear off the perforated corner of each page to see the bookworm "eat" his way through t he journal. Not only does the "Bookworm Journal" promote lifelong reading habits, but it helps parents and children maintain a reading routine whether it's before bed, playtime, naptime--or whenever the bookworm works up an appetite.

"Q&A a Day" for the artistically inclined, this journal helps capture your daily mood by simply filling in an empty circle with a smiley face, angry scowl, questionable brow, and other doodles. Some people are writers and others are doodlers. For those who think in pictures, this guided visual journal encourages you to express your mood du jour with a doodle. When you open the journal, you'll find a graphic questionnaire that captures aspects of your day at-a-glance and a blank circle to doodle a face that represents your mood. A fun bonus: this journal also functions like a flip book. Once you've completed the book, you can flip through the pages and watch the "animation" of your changing moods in bright, popping colors.

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Reading Journal

This irrisistibly iteractive journal is filled withdozens of clever ideas for recording your life, such as "Make balloons out of photos from special and happy occasions" or "Fill the genie's lamp with wishes."The author/illustrator's wonderfully layered photo-illustration montages invite readers to mix media, too, and make this keepsake truly their own."

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