Unjournaling: Daily writing exercises that are not personal,not introspective,not boring.
By: DiPrince, Dawn.
Contributor(s): Thurston, Cheryl Miller.
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BookPublisher: New York: Routledge, 2021Edition: 2nd ed.Description: 129p. 7x10.ISBN: 9781032227467.Subject(s): LiterratureDDC classification: 808.042/Dip/Thu Summary: Some people just don't want to share intimate details about their thoughts, feelings and lives—at least not with others in a class or group. That's where Unjournaling comes in. All the writing prompts in this book are entirely impersonal but completely engaging—for both kids and adults. Just a couple of examples of the 200 writing prompts on widely varied topics: Write a paragraph about a girl named Dot, but use no letters with a dot (in other words, no i or j). Why on earth would Yankee Doodle stick a feather in his cap and call it "macaroni"? Come up with a plausible explanation.
The book includes sample responses to all of the questions—a helpful tool for anyone who gets stuck with a topic and wants to see that it can be done!
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Some people just don't want to share intimate details about their thoughts, feelings and lives—at least not with others in a class or group. That's where Unjournaling comes in. All the writing prompts in this book are entirely impersonal but completely engaging—for both kids and adults. Just a couple of examples of the 200 writing prompts on widely varied topics: Write a paragraph about a girl named Dot, but use no letters with a dot (in other words, no i or j). Why on earth would Yankee Doodle stick a feather in his cap and call it "macaroni"? Come up with a plausible explanation.
The book includes sample responses to all of the questions—a helpful tool for anyone who gets stuck with a topic and wants to see that it can be done!
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