Guided journals help families preserve stories across generations
A series of guided journals is helping families capture personal stories and strengthen bonds. Author Jeffrey Mason designed the books to encourage parents to share their life experiences with children. The journals offer structured prompts to spark meaningful conversations and memories.
The project began with Mason’s aim to create tools for preserving family history. His first titles, Dad, I Want to Hear Your Story and Mom, I Want to Hear Your Story, guide users through reflective questions. These prompts help parents recall and document key moments from their lives.
What started as a simple idea has since grown into a wider collection. The journals now serve as both heartfelt gifts and practical resources. Families use them to record stories, ensuring memories are passed down through generations. The books focus on connection, turning storytelling into an interactive experience. No publication date or further details about Mason’s background are available from the publisher, HearYourStoryBooks.com.
The journals provide a structured way for parents to share their past with children. By answering thought-provoking questions, families can document their histories in a lasting format. The books remain accessible for anyone looking to preserve personal stories for future generations.
