All Shall Be Well
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Hand-lettered words of wisdom are paired with joyful paintings and interactive exercises. Featuring 60 inspiring quotes from saints like Julian of Norwich, Hildegard of Bingen, Thomas A Kempis, and more, along with uplifting, colorful art and writing prompts, this small personal journal encourages reflection, revelation, and creativity. A perfect gift to give yourself or someone you love.
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