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Loewen, Nancy. Its All About You: Writing Your Own Journal . Writers Toolbox. Mankato, Minn.: Picture Window Books, 2010.
Minden, Cecilia and Kate Roth. How to Write a Journal. Language Arts Explorer Junior. Ann Arbor, Mich.: Cherry Lake Pub., 2011.
Pennypacker, Sara. Clementine All About You Journal. New York: Hyperion Books for Children, 2012.
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Fran Manushkin is the author of many popular picture books, including Baby, ComeOut! ; Latkes and Applesauce: A Hanukkah Story ; The Tushy Book ; The Belly Book ; and Big Girl Panties . There is a real Katie Wooshes Frans great-niecebut she never gets in half the trouble of the Katie Woo in the books. Fran writes on her beloved Mac computer in New York City, without the help of her two naughty cats, Chaim and Goldy.
Tammie Lyon began her love for drawing at a young age while sitting at the kitchen table with her dad. She continued her love of art and eventually attended the ColumbusCollege of Art and Design, where she earned a bachelors degree in fine art. Today she lives with her husband, Lee, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her dogs, Gus and Dudley, keep her company as she works in her studio.
Katie lost her lucky charm. I cant find it anywhere, she groaned. Now I wont have good luck!
Dont worry, said her mom. Im sure you will have good luck.
She gave Katie a pretty notebook.
When I was your age, I had a , she said. Writing in it made me feel better.
Ill try it, said Katie.
She wrote:
I lost my lucky charm! Imvery worried. I hope thisjournal brings me good luck!
My journal is a notebook. Some people usefancy books with blank pages. Some peopleuse plain paper. Guess what? You can typeyour journal on a computer. Choose the kindof journal thats the best for you!
Katie asked her mom, What else can I write?
Write about what happens to you, said her mom.
But what if nothing happens? asked Katie.
Her mother smiled. Dont worry, she said. Something always does.
You can fill your journal with surprising andodd things that you notice. For example, mydad sneezes so loud, it makes me jump! I lovedwriting that down.
Katie went outside. It was a lovely day. The sun was hot, but the breeze felt cool.
Katie wrote:
How funny! I feel cold andwarm at the same time!
I cant wait to show JoJo my journal, said Katie. But JoJo wasnt home.
Now Im feeling unlucky, Katie sighed. She wrote in her journal:
A day without JoJois a very sad day.
A journal is a wonderful place to write down your feelings: happy feelings, sad feelings, angry feelings. All feelings have a home in your journal!
Katie hurried to Pedros house.
Do you have a journal? Katie asked him.
I dont, said Pedro. But I have a new soccer ball. Lets kick it around.
Katie and Pedro played soccer. They both scored !
Katie wrote in her journal:
Today I played soccer with Pedro.
Running and kicking makes me feel strong. I love that!
Writing in your journal helps you rememberimportant things. Weeks and months can go by,but your will always be theresafe inyour journal!
Katie played with Pedros baby brother too.
He smells so sweet, said Katie.
Not all the time, said Pedros mom.
Katie wrote in her journal:
Sometimes Pedros brother is stinky!
She read it to Pedro, and he laughed.
Ill tell you a secret, he whispered.
What is it? asked Katie.
When my brother cries a lot, I go outside where its nice and quiet, said Pedro. It makes me feel better.
Good for you, said Katie. Why dont you write that in a journal?
I will! decided Pedro.
I wonder what will happen to me next? said Katie. I hope it is something lucky.
It was! A butterfly landed on Katies hand.
Oh, my, Katie whispered to the butterfly. You are so light! I wish I could fly like you or like a seagull. Ill write that in my journal. Its a good place to put wishes.
Everyone has wishes and dreamsbig ones and little ones. Writing about them adds to the fun. You can also use your journal to set goals for yourself. One of my goalsis to do 10 cartwheels in a row. My wish is that I find my good luck charm. I really miss it!
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