This journal is great. I have tried and tried to keep a journal, but I can never keep one going, you know I'll do it for a few weeks or months, then I get tired of it and stop...It always seems to get boring or somehthing. Well, this journal has been completely different. I hav been doing it for quite a while, and not gotten bored. It keeps you interested with little words on each page, like little insights and stuff, I love the way it's bound like a book on the side and not like a spiral notebook, and it's very girly with its pretty pink...the outside look is very attractive and cute and really caught my eye, I actually bought mine at Border's bookstore, and I was looking at the journals I saw this one, flipped through andd went straight over to buy it. Simplyshe did a great job with this one. This cute little book even fits in my purse! I love it, and it really was a great purchase for me. Studies even show that keeping a diary or journal can increase your social life, and keep you from being depressed. This is a great journal and I highly recommend it.

I have several of the SimplyShe products, and I believe all women should have at least one. The journal is salted with small uplifting witty remarks (e.g. "You are hipper than you think".) No matter your age or relationship status this is a good journal. It's easy to write in and can even fit in your purse. Perfect for grrl power.

This girly journal is perfect. Of course, it is a journal, but it's like a little mini-support group for the journal's writer. It's colorful and cute, which makes it a joy to write in. But then each page has little captions (that speak only to women) like "I'm bloated. How bout you." or "You're so hot. There, now do you feel better." and (my personal favorite) "You're not alone. I don't like your boyfriend, either."
The purpose of most journals is to allow the writer to vent... about whatever. And believe it or not, this journal makes you feel comfortable about complaining about everything... even issues you feel absolutely alone on. And more importantly, it makes you laugh at times when you really need it.

This is a volume that provides the reader a catalog of prospects for the People's Republic of China. Unusual in so far as its measure of China's prospects are governed by available information rather than "political correctness"--it considers (1) China's demographic problems (and they are formidable), together with (2) China's political prospects (and they are conflicted), as well as (3) China's fundamental economic challenges (and they are arresting). The assessments offered are well-founded on credible data and present a picture that should be considered by anyone concerned with the future of East Asia and U.S.-China relations. The account is delivered in a readable style with a minimum amount of academic jargon. The audience would include anyone interested in East Asia, research scholars, students or intelligent laypersons. The index is well-crafted and serviceable. Cover-art leaves a great deal to be desired, but one should not have expectations that are too high!

This book has small notes that can be removed easily. You can use the notes for your own reminders, but even better give them to others. They have sayings on them that make almost everyone smile. Even guys get the joke. For example I gave a male friend one about how when you ask a date what they're thinking and they reply nothing, they are unfortunately speaking the truth. It makes a great gift also.