Cultivate Kindness Journal
$9.99
The Cultivate Kindness Wirebound Journal is a beautiful reminder that kindness is a choice we make every day. Our world doesn’t always feel friendly, but choosing to be kind will make a difference in your life as well as others around you. Take the opportunity to journal thoughts about your day or week, make notes about moments you experienced kindness, or as an idea journal to jot down ways you may show kindness to others.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781642724295
ISBN10: 1642724297
Binding: Spiral Bound
Published: April 2020
Publisher: Christian Art Gifts
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