Travel journal for children
One book for every holiday
A travel journal for young explorers, with games for the boring bits and space to keep the best bits.
- For children who ask “are we nearly there yet?” before you reach the motorway
- For families who want a holiday kept in words and drawings, not just photos
- For a car, a plane, a ferry or a rainy afternoon in a caravan
Sold and delivered by Amazon, so checkout, delivery and returns are the ones you already know.
Sound familiar?
Holidays go by so fast, and the travelling bit can feel so slow
Long journeys make little people restless. Screens fill the gap, but they don’t leave anything behind when the battery runs out.
And once you’re home, the trip blurs. The photos stay on a phone, and the funny thing that happened on day three gets forgotten by October.
A gentler way
Give them something to do on the way, and something to keep afterwards
This journal follows the trip in order: getting ready, on the way, and once you’ve arrived. The travel pages are full of games, and the holiday pages are short and simple, so filling them in feels like fun rather than homework.
By the end they’ve made their own record of the holiday, in their own handwriting.
What it is
A travel companion that fits in a rucksack
Three chapters that follow the trip, with puzzles and prompts on every page.
- 01
Games for the journey
I-Spy, flag matching and other travel puzzles to fill the long stretches.
- 02
A page for each day
Mood faces, the weather, what happened, and three things that made them happy.
- 03
Their own passport
A pretend passport page with places they’ve already been and a space to draw themselves.
Take a look inside
Real pages from the book
These are straight from the printed interior, so you can see exactly what your child will be filling in.
A note from Rebecca
I made this journal so the journey becomes part of the holiday rather than the bit everyone puts up with. Every page has a job: keep hands busy on the way, or keep a memory once you’re there.
I designed every page myself, and I kept the writing spaces small enough that nobody feels they have to fill a whole page.
Rebecca x
What's inside
Everything in the journal
- A welcome page and a “this journal belongs to” name page
- Chapter 1: getting ready, with a passport page to fill in
- Chapter 2: on the way, with I-Spy, flag matching and travel puzzles
- Chapter 3: you’ve arrived, with a page for each day of the trip
- Mood faces, weather symbols and “3 things that made me happy today” prompts
- 106 pages in total, on cream paper
The simple bit
One book, one price, delivered by Amazon
- One paperback book, printed and posted by Amazon.
- No subscription and nothing to download. Open it and start.
- Amazon handles delivery and returns, just like anything else you buy there.
My Adventure Travel Journal
£9.99at the time of writing
Amazon shows today’s price and delivery date before you pay. Prices can change, and Amazon’s page is always the right one.
Questions
Things people ask me
What age is it for?
It’s written for primary school children who can read and write a little. Younger children can do it with a grown-up helping with the writing, and the puzzles work for everyone.
Is it for one holiday or lots of trips?
It’s designed to cover one holiday from start to finish, with a page for each day. Many families buy one per trip so each holiday gets its own book.
Does it work for a holiday at home in the UK?
Yes. Nothing in it assumes you’re going abroad. The flag matching is just a puzzle, and the daily pages work for a caravan in Whitby as well as a flight to Spain.
Can they use felt tips?
Pencils, crayons and gel pens are best. Heavy felt tips can show through to the other side of the page.
Does it come gift wrapped?
Amazon sometimes offers gift options at checkout. The book arrives plain, so it’s ready to wrap yourself.
Something I haven't answered? Email me at hello@mazomoon.com and I'll get back to you.
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