A Little Golden Book Bedtime Journal


For those of us who journal, it comes as naturally as breathing most days. When one book is almost full, we're already on the look out for the next one. If you're a bedtime journaler, you know how important it is to get your thoughts out at the end of the day. Otherwise they're all circling in your head through the night.


That's where this adorable bedtime journal comes in. If you're ready for your little girl to start journaling at bedtime - or you want a super-cute little journal for yourself - you can't pass this up. It's made from an upcycled Little Golden Book called A Sleepy Story, and it's been altered to become a beautiful new book.


I always use the original book pages in my journals, and this one is no exception. You'll love this sweet little girl's tale of hearing a bedtime story. The middle of the story takes an unexpected twist, which is even better!


Every other set of pages contains journaling blocks that have been accented with moons and stars, plus coordinating acrylic dots. How could you not want to fill up those lines with your handwritten words?


And you noticed all those fibers sticking out the top and sides of the book? They're white tags with stars punched in them, tucked behind each picture in the book for some added journaling space. You could even draw on them, add pictures to them or anything else your creative heart desires.


Did you fall in love with this bedtime journal? You can find it in our Etsy shop, Stuff From Trees, now! While you're there, you'll find Christian cards, paper crafts and wood gifts for every occasion. We look forward to seeing you in the shop soon!

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