This journal, specifically aimed at teen girls has quotes from inspirational females and a weekly journal prompt to over a year, it is cute and. I would highly recommend maybe buying it as a gift.

This book is designed for teenage girls, but as I looked at it I could see how others could benefit. It is set up to help them as they live through the frustrating teenage years while learning to find their identity. It is a guided journal with exercises and writing prompts set up to use for 52 weeks. It is beautifully designed and well done overall by the author who is a teen advocate. The categories include Play, Spirit, Strength and Purpose. Her goal is to help young ladies build confidence and feel comfortable taking action in their own lives. Life can be challenging for all of us and this is a good book helping in an interactive way giving control through exploring feelings. I actually recommend this book or journal for all of us because it is that helpful.

I love the positivity infused in this book. I am normally a very optimistic person but I read this during a very trying time in my life and it helped me look at life in a better light and motivated me to try and turn things around. I may get the results that I want but it helped me stay positive and try again.

Lovely, uplifting art style. Not too flowery or silly. I loved the choices of quotes, many from figures that would be recognizable to teens right now. Would make a lovely gift.

Cute and empowering, great for every girl. A good way to put thoughts into paper with prompts that help focus on your goals

Thank you Quatro Publishing amd Netgalley for an ARC.

This journal, specifically aimed at tween / teen girls has quotes from inspirational females and a weekly journal prompt to over a year.

The concept of this book is fantastic and so important to give girls (or boys) at this age the space to write their thoughts, dreams and other ideas that will build their self-esteem and resilience, however it just fell a little short for me. I wanted a little more from many of the prompts, something to help the journaller to dig a little deeper.

I like the way this journal is set up. It has weekly writing prompts in four categories- play, spirituality, strength, and purpose. Each section has a quiz at the beginning to help you find the areas that might need more focus, and each week has you pick a beautiful thing (something that you're grateful for, for example) and a hashtag (a mantra, goal, positive thought, etc). You can do each section straight through, or skip around. The focus is on making positive changes, self care, social advocacy, and basically figuring out who you are and what makes you tick. Inspirational quotes from a variety of celebrities are spread throughout the book and offer a little extra encouragement. This would make a great gift for any young woman.

This book. Is amazing! Once I got a review copy, I made sure to also purchase a copy for my daughter. She is 10 and is going through those tough tween years. I really think this will help her reflect.

Lovely.

I love books that work creatively and help in the development of journals.

One of the plus points, in addition to clarify explanations and a clean art project, the book works with weekly ideas, which allows the buyer to feel free to do it whenever he wants instead of having to do something creative every day - and honestly , not every day we are in the mood or we have time to sit down and be creative.

I loved that it also deals with spirituality, a subject that was little discussed in my youth.

The graphic is very cute, I loved the color palettes and I was really looking forward to do the diary. I'm hoping to get an edit (or released in my country). I'll love to buy and customize in my way.

Thank you to Netgalley and Quarto Publishing Group - Rock Point for giving me an e-arc of this book in exchange of an honest review

I know this type of journals are fun and cute for girls, but they still feel superficial and simply a book of quotes with some pages to fill in based on some prompts.

I did like the intro pages for each chapter, but I really feel like more could've done to empower girls and create a me-movement.

I am sure some people will really enjoy this book.

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<h1><span style="color: #33cccc;">About the Book:</span></h1>
<span style="color: #000000;">Title                         :            Create Your Me Movement</span>

<span style="color: #000000;">Author                    :            Patricia Wooster   </span>

<span style="color: #000000;">Publisher               :            Quarto Publishing Group - Rock Point</span>

<span style="color: #000000;">Genre                     :            Crafts & Hobbies Teens & YA, Nonfiction, Journaling</span>
<h2><span style="color: #33cccc;">Description:</span></h2>
<span style="color: #000000;">The teen years can be confusing and frustrating, especially for girls trying to develop their own voice and identity. With the Create Your Me Movement, teen girls finally have a guided journal designed just for them.</span>

<span style="color: #000000;">This collection of 52 weekly exercises and writing prompts guides you through recording your goals and standards, and determining ways to reach them. The guidance from author and teen advocate Patricia Wooster comes from four major categories: Play, Spirit, Strength, and Purpose.</span>

<span style="color: #000000;">With these journaling assignments, you will take the principles behind starting a social movement—advocacy, patience, developing relationships, and managing time and resources—and apply them to your everyday life, fostering a sense of identity, confidence, and assurance in who you truly are.</span>

<span style="color: #000000;">The perfect gift for the forward-thinking teen girl in your life, the Create Your Me Movement is an action-oriented tool dedicated to helping young women navigate their teen years and express themselves in a voice all their own.</span>

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<b>Review</b>
<span style="color: #000000;">I think I am the target audience of this journal because I am a teen. I like to keep a journal but I will be honest. I haven't kept a journal and maintained it for a year long. Although, I am interested in keeping a journal. Also, I am someone who would prefer to do it herself. I was looking for some ideas for a while so I gave this <em>"Create Your Me Movement"</em> a try. I did get some ideas too. And I also liked <em>Create Your Me Movement".</em></span>

<em><strong><span style="color: #000000;">"The teen years can be confusing and frustrating, especially for girls trying to develop their own voice and identity. With the Create Your Me Movement, teen girls finally have a guided journal designed just for them."</span></strong></em>

<span style="color: #000000;"> This above paragraph provided in the description of the book is something I couldn't have said better myself. </span>

<span style="color: #000000;">It has a collection of 52 weekly exercises and writing prompts that guides you through recording your goals and standards, and determining ways to reach them. It has four categories: Play, Spirit, Strength, and Purpose.</span>

<span style="color: #000000;">I would say it is a valuable resource as well as a perfect gift for a teenager girl.</span>

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<b>Do I recommend it?</b>
<h1><span style="color: #000000;">If you are:</span></h1>
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<h2><span style="color: #000000;">a teenager</span></h2>
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<h2><span style="color: #000000;">girl</span></h2>
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<h2><span style="color: #000000;">love to journal</span></h2>
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<h1><span style="color: #33cccc;"><span style="color: #000000;">then,</span> Absolutely!</span></h1>

I was provided an e-ARC by the publisher through Netgalley.

This journal is incredible! I'm actually planning on buying it as a gift to my sister because it would be amazing if she completed it too :D

I think what I enjoyed the most about it was that instead of having daily topics, it's divided in weeks. I always struggle to maintain journals because if I miss a day I feel like I already <i>"fail"</i> so I just stop journaling all together but with this book it didn't matter if I forgot to write something in a day.

Moreover, it's super customizable because as I mentioned before since it's divided in weeks you can choose to write everything that comes to your mind one single day or just write a single idea every single day (that's why I did).

Also, the graphics are soo pretty, it makes you want to complete it just to be able to see those pages <3

I'm not giving it five stars because it isn't an actual book with a story but I still think it could be benefitial for teen girls out there since it helps you get in touch with your emotions and ideas, that at least for me aren't always clear.

I really liked the layout of this journal. While I do not think it has a permanent circulating place in the library this would make a fantastic gift for tweens and teens. I plan to purchase for the upcoming gift giving season!

As the mother of a 13 year old anorexic I read this with great hope. Being a teen girl has always been hard. There are new choices, new levels of awareness and mean girls. Create Your Me Movement takes a giant step in the right direction toward believing in yourself and your own abilities.

"Create Your ME Movement" is an excellent book for those looking to find sonething more out of life. This book works with four different levels of self the first is Play, the second is Spirituality, the third is Strength, and the fourth and final is Purpoae. Each of these levels are broken down by weeks. You can go as fast or as slow as you need to to make this book work for you. It is a great compliment to anyone trying to get their lives together.

I've always loved this type of journals and workbooks. Drawing, writing, and most importantly, expressing myself and learning more about myself, are what make writing creative journals so fun. This book provides 52 exercises, focused on four categories: Play, Spirit, Strength and Purpose. After doing some of the exercises, it did lead me to think further and deeper on my own opinions and future. Thumbs up for this perfect self-exploration journal for teenage girls.
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Overall :4/5
Cover: 5/5 (Love the cover!!)
Appealing: 4/5
Page Design: 3/5

As a woman I am always looking for tools be it books, movies, anything that can help me empower other ladies,.

This one is great and will definitely go to my Women Empowering books :)

A great workbook for people of all ages! It is separated into 4 sections, Play, Spirituality, Strength and Purpose. Each section has thirteen weeks of prompts/activities to do but you can do them in any order you don't have to go in the order that is listed. Also at the beginning of each section is a true/false page with a list of questions pertaining to each topic and how the reader/person who owns the workbook answers the questions can tell them a lot about what they might want to improve on or what sections might be more beneficial to start with.

Interesting focused self study programme that I’d be looking to recommend / use for pastoral support within school.

I thought that the book, due to the fact that the first part of it centered more on our high school cliche's, will be another disappointment for me. Yes, the typical high school drama! But as the book progressed, it tackled more important element, more issues that needs to be resolved. A really good combination of amusement and insights, plus the diversity! I, no doubt, adored this wonderfully written book. I love the witty banters, the quirkiness of some of the characters.