Crown Journals
Our Story
Every book in this series carries the same idea: whatever it is you carry — your hair, your story, your presence, your faith — was always a crown.
My Crown began as one journal, for one girl, built around a simple question: who is she, really? It grew into five books, because that question belonged to everyone in her house, not just her.
Now there's one for the boy down the hall, working out who he's becoming without anyone telling him he has to be tough about it. One for the mother running the household, so she remembers who she was before "Mom" became her whole name. One for the father holding it together quietly, who deserves somewhere to put down what he's carrying too. And one written entirely around scripture, for the family whose year runs on faith as much as it runs on the calendar.
Every book follows the same structure — twelve months, one theme each, the same steady rhythm of write, reflect, and check in with yourself — because a good habit doesn't need reinventing for every person who uses it. What changes is the person doing the writing, and what they need to hear on the page.
Five books. One family. Three hundred and sixty-five days to remember: the crown was always yours.
