One question a week
Fifty-two questions give you time to think instead of asking you to race through another daily habit.
The 2027 edition
One thoughtful question each week, a short nudge when you need it, and enough room to answer honestly.

Inside the journal
This is not a prompt-a-day challenge. Read one question, carry it with you for a while, and write when you know what you want to say.
Fifty-two questions give you time to think instead of asking you to race through another daily habit.
Each question includes a short note to help you begin without steering you toward a particular response.
Two-page weekly entries, black ink on cream paper, and a comfortable 6 × 9-inch format made for handwriting.
A question from the book
“What ordinary part of your life today do you suspect you’ll someday wish you could have back?”
The questions move between memory, relationships, turning points, everyday life, and whatever may come next.
A note from us
Most journals ask too many questions too quickly. We wanted fewer questions, more space, and a book that might become more valuable after it was filled in.
Tiny Dale Books grew from that idea: make thoughtful books that help people hold on to the stories, people, and ordinary moments that made a life their own.
Anne & Christopher Gray
Included with the book
Readers will be able to unlock a private Tiny Dale Books community, talk about each week’s question, and share as much—or as little—of their own story as they choose.
Reader community planned for 2027Your account keeps your access and conversations together.
The shared pass will be printed near the very back of the book.
Each new edition can have its own rooms and redemption count.
The series is just beginning
Future books will explore family stories, conversations between generations, and the professions that become part of who we are.
Coming in 2027
52 Questions Worth Asking Yourself · 2027 Edition
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