Biographical Note:
MELISSA KLINKER has spent the last decade blogging on her kid-centered website MamaMiss.com and writing articles about gratitude.

Review Quotes:
"Klinker's gratitude journal goes beyond standard writing prompts and teaches concepts like mindfulness, responsibility, generosity, and living in the moment. The activities keep the writer engaged and encourage thoughtful reflection." --Kelli Atangan, MS CCC-SLP, speech language pathologist and mom to three

Review Quotes:
"Melissa Klinker, mother to two preteens herself, has created a self-guided journal that kids will want to pick up day after day. There are not only relatable writing prompts but fun quotes for kids to connect with and hands-on activities to share with the family. These pages will remind your child what makes them unique and how their presence in the world makes it a better place." --Dustee Doering, BS, MS curriculum and instruction

Review Quotes:
"Growing up in today's world can be hard on kids. However, finding gratitude in the little things in life is the key to thriving under any circumstance. Melissa Klinker has created a simple and purposeful journal for kids of all ages to develop this fundamental life skill." --Dayna Abraham, founder of the Calm the Chaos(R) Framework and best-selling author of The Superkids Activity Guide to Conquering Every Day

Publisher Marketing:

Encourage gratitude and positivity with 5-minute journal prompts for kids ages 8 to 12

Thinking positive thoughts can help kids see their lives differently and feel more grateful every day. Nurture this sense of positivity with a gratitude journal for kids that's packed with thoughtful questions, creative prompts, inspirational quotes, and fun ideas for activities. In just a few minutes a day, kids can develop a daily gratitude practice to lift their spirits and encourage meaningful conversations with the people in their life.

Gratitude Journal for Kids in 5-Minutes a Day includes:

• Fun and engaging prompts--Explore questions like "What are five things you are really great at?" and "Where could you volunteer your time to help someone you know?"
• Activities for positivity--Kids can practice putting their new outlook into action with off-the-page activities, like saying "yes" to three things that day or creating inspirational sticky notes.
• Gratitude habits--This gratitude journal for kids has quick, easy prompts and blank spaces to fill in any date, making it simple to write daily, weekly, or whenever they want.

Help kids learn to appreciate the little things in life with this gratitude journal for kids.

Contributor Bio:Klinker, Melissa

MELISSA KLINKER has spent the last decade blogging on her kid-centered website MamaMiss.com and writing articles about gratitude.