The Secret Me Book: A Journal to Celebrate What Makes You, You - Softcover

Kempster, Rachel; Leder, Meg

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1402265700 ISBN 13: 9781402265709

Publisher: Sourcebooks Inc, 2012

Synopsis

My Secret Me is an inquiry into the deep parts of you what makes you tick and hum, the imprecise combination of quirks and habits that are yours and yours alone. It s about recognizing who you were, who you are, who you wish to be. It s not about self-help or self-improvement rather it s about self-recognition... getting to know and trust and rely upon the core parts of yourself. You ll discover what you re made of: the strength that will carry you through days of joy and spring, days of heartbreak and loss, days of the ordinary. All wrapped up in a package that encourages doodling, scribbling, and dreaming, My Secret Me enables everyone to recognize and celebrate the unique quirks that make them shine no matter how big or small. You ll discover what makes you you. Some samples: In Philip Pullman s Golden Compass books, the characters all have daemons animal manifestations of their inner selves. What would your daemon look like? Draw it here. Imagine you could pick up today and move anywhere in the world. Where would it be? What s that tattoo you ve always wanted, even if you never get it? Draw it here.

About this title

Review:

"Kempster and Leder pose questions that encourage thoughtful introspection" - Publishers Weekly

About the Author:

Rachel Kempster is a crafter, blogger and book publicist who has written for The San Diego Reader and has appeared on the Today show as a corporate spokesperson.Meg Leder is a published author and book editor. She has written for iVillage, Match.com, Writer s Digest, Children s Writer s and Illustrator s Market, and Cincinnati Magazine and has appeared on The Martha Stewart Show as a craft expert. They are the authors of The Happy Book.

About this edition

• Publisher: Sourcebooks Inc
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 1402265700
• ISBN 13: 9781402265709
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 194