Your Name Here

'I adored stuff like this as a kid and I think Lottie would too' Katie Kirby, creator of Lottie Brooks

'Love this! Lots of interactive pages to make your brain whirr' Harriet Muncaster, creator of Isadora Moon

'The coolest fill in journal ever and an AMAZING substitute for icky social media' Sarah Crossan, Carnegie prize winning author and Irish Children's Laureate

THIS BOOK NEEDS YOU!
Something to do. Thank goodness!

The social media ban is looming, GREAT! Mainly. Because, along with many negatives, social media is also a place for self-expression, creativity and working out who you are. And how will all those 8 -15 year olds fill their time and explore what makes them tick now? Don’t worry because Your Name Here will help fill that hole. The fully interactive, totally unique document of self-expression, creativity and self-discovery. All they will need is a pen and the boundless limits of their imagination. Your Name Here is part irreverent dossier, part emotional outlet, part thought provocateur and fully analogue content capturer that the reader can both lose and find themselves in.
Each page poses a question or challenge, many written with a conscious vagueness which leaves the space for connection with the reader and the variety of answer as open as possible. From the sublime to the ridiculous, the gently probing to the frivolously fun.

For example, 
What's the most important thing in the world? What's the least important thing in the world?
Welcome to your perfect day. Where are you?
What three things do adults always get wrong?
STOP IMMEDIATELY! Start daydreaming. What did you daydream about?
What is your favourite smell? Can you make this page smell like that smell?

These questions are not just designed to entertain and amuse, but to also enable the reader to fully express themselves. They can fill it in however they choose – writing, drawing, both – it is the owner’s space to do with as they wish. And absolutely zero phones are required.

So, go on, get them to fill the book with the content of their brains. 
Inserting ‘your name here’ is just the start….