Journals

Journals for Writing, Reflection, Memories & Creative Ideas:

Journals in this collection go well beyond ordinary notebooks, with formats created for personal writing, reflection, memory keeping, planning, travel and creative expression. The range includes guided journals, five-year memory books, gratitude and mindfulness journals, bullet journals, travel and reading journals, lined writing books and decorative character designs. With 160-plus options, there are styles for both structured journalling and open-ended writing.

Guided Journals & Memory Books:

Guided formats are a significant part of the collection. One Line a Day journals provide a five-year format for recording brief daily memories, with several cover designs available. Other specialised options focus on gratitude, mindfulness, productivity, inspiration, adventure and reflection.

Moleskine Passion Journals provide structured formats for particular interests. The Book Journal includes dedicated sections for recording books, thoughts, impressions and memorable passages, while the Travel Journal provides space for plans, experiences and keepsakes. These hardcover journals feature tabbed sections, themed introductory pages and stickers.

Bullet Journals & Everyday Writing:

For more flexible organisation, Moleskine Art Bullet Journals combine dotted 120gsm pages with numbered pages, an index, bookmarks and space for creating personalised layouts. The collection also includes compact lined journals such as Scripto A6 Flexi designs and decorative bamboo journals featuring New Zealand-inspired Tapa, kiwi, sheep and koru heart designs.

Character & Decorative Journals:

Journalling can also be strongly design-led. Studio Ghibli journals feature characters and artwork from Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, My Neighbor Totoro and Kiki’s Delivery Service, including plush-cover designs. Other distinctive options include Sheaffer Emily in Paris journals and a Make It Real plush pocket locking journal.

Choosing the Right Journal:

Consider how much structure you want. A lined journal suits free-form writing, while a guided journal provides prompts or sections around a particular purpose. Five-year memory journals are designed for short entries over an extended period, whereas bullet journals provide greater freedom for creating your own planning and tracking system. For gifting, theme, cover design and the recipient’s interests can be just as important as page format and size.