Aquarius Zodiac Journal
The Perfect Journal for Astrological Daydreamers and Book Lovers
Enjoy this spiritual journal made for astrological daydreamers featuring Cerridwen Greenleaf’s beautiful Aquarius constellation art.
The perfect journal for your affirmations, notes and feelings. Use pages for all your Aquarius things—from your astrology birth chart and horoscopes to your deep thoughts about life to your Aquarius constellation art. Whether you’re searching for a journal gift or everyday stationery supplies, the Aquarius Zodiac Journal is a must-have for the Aquarius sign.
Take this Aquarius sign notebook with you everywhere! It’s the perfect size for your purse, backpack, or desktop. As you spend time with air signs, this small notebook for book lovers makes the perfect companion.
Inside, find:
- A beautiful cover with an Aquarius sign design for all book lovers to enjoy
- The space for astrological daydreamers everywhere to unleash their inner being
- Blank pages for affirmations, natal charts readings, doodles, and all your other Aquarius zodiac sign stuff
If you enjoy stationary supplies or diaries like Celestial Journal, The Shadow Work Journal, or The Tree Lover’s Journal, you’ll love the Aquarius Zodiac Journal.
Book details
- Author
- Cerridwen Greenleaf
- Imprint
- TMA Press, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 128
- Formats
- Notebook / blank book
- Series
- Zodiac Journals
- Subjects
- Self-Help › Journaling
Mind, Body, Spirit › Astrology › Eastern
Crafts & Hobbies › Papercrafts
Mind, Body, Spirit › Astrology › Horoscopes - Topics
- astrology · zodiac journals · horoscopes · spiritual journaling · affirmations · constellation art · blank journal
- ISBN-13
- 9781684810932
About the author
CERRIDWEN GREENLEAF is the author of books that have sold over 100,000 copies, with work spanning herbalism and spirituality.
Greenleaf holds graduate training in medieval studies and is a regular blogger for New Witch Magazine. Her academic background in medieval studies informs her approach to the field in a way that distinguishes her work from others writing in the same space.
When she’s not writing, Greenleaf gives herbal workshops throughout North America, having collaborated with figures including Starhawk, Z Budapest, John Michael Greer, Christopher Penczak, Raymond Buckland, and Luisah Teish. That engagement with practicing communities across the continent shapes the practical depth of her writing.