Find peace, clarity, and connection with God through intentional journaling. 💕

Girl, Open Your Journal & Write is a beautifully designed 90-day guided gratitude journal created to help you slow down, breathe, and realign your heart each day.

Inside, you’ll discover thoughtfully curated pages that invite you to:

• ✨ Express daily gratitude in just five minutes

• ✨ Reflect on your thoughts, emotions, and spiritual growth

• ✨ Speak life through affirmations and positive declarations

• ✨ Strengthen your faith and cultivate inner peace through writing

Each page provides space for reflection, gratitude, and prayer allowing your heart to breathe, one entry at a time. Whether you’re beginning your journaling journey or deepening your daily devotional practice, this journal offers a safe, peaceful space for your soul to reset and refocus.

Designed with modern elegance in mind featuring a matte black cover, minimalist blush typography, and clean interior layout it’s perfect for women who crave a blend of faith, beauty, and purpose in their daily routines.

Key Features:

• 🖋️ 90 Days of guided prompts for gratitude and reflection

• ⏰ 5-Minute daily journaling format

• 💭 Encouraging affirmations and focus lines

• 🕊️ Faith-based inspiration for personal growth

• 📖 Elegant minimalist design (soft matte cover with blush accents)

• 💗 Perfect for gifting or daily devotion

Product Details:

• Title: Girl, Open Your Journal & Write

• Author: Coach Keisha King

• Format: Paperback (Softcover)

• Length: 90-Day Guided Journal (Approx. 180 pages)

• Size: 6x9 inches

• Cover: Matte finish, premium quality

• Interior: Clean black & white design with lined pages

• Publisher: Girl, Open Your Journal & Write®

• Genre: Faith, Personal Growth, Christian Journaling, Gratitude

• Ideal For: Women of faith, journal lovers, gift-givers, and anyone seeking peace, gratitude, and reflection

Perfect For:

💫 Morning devotionals

💫 Quiet time with God

💫 Gratitude journaling

💫 Healing and emotional reflection

💫 Women’s ministry gifts or small-group studies