'The Dawn of A Tomorrow' Mixed Media Journal

Originally published in 1910 and penned by Frances Hodgson Burnett, 'The Dawn of A Tomorrow' has been reimagined as a mixed media journal inspired by hope, fresh beginnings, and the belief that every new page holds the promise of something beautiful.

A true original – crafted once, never again, like a first edition whose story ends with you.

Features:

• Original antique book cover from 1910
  
• 100% wood pulp, 160 GSM/108 lb hot-pressed mixed media paper (acid-free & archival)
  
• Great for pencil, ink, pastel & dry media
  
• Heavy, high-quality paper prevents marker bleed through
  
• Hand-torn deckled edges
  
• Pocket inside back cover featuring a page from the original book – perfect for keepsakes and curiosities
  
• Ribbon bookmark & elastic band closure
  
• 110 pages (front and back)
  
• Measures approx 7 1/2 x 5 inches
  
  

Clips shown in select photos are sold separately. (Though they are quite handy)

Looking for that special finishing touch? Add Custom Initials to the spine or front cover of your journal, hand embossed in the metallic finish of your choice.

Leave a name in the "Order Special Instructions" at checkout and I'll hand-letter it on the front page label – a small personal touch, included with every journal.

Take your journal on 'The Perfect Date' – literally. This retro-style date stamp is here to help you keep track of your creative journey, one page at a time, because your journal deserves to tell more than just a story…it deserves to tell time. You can find yours here.

Want to pair your journal with its original story? You can add your journal’s antique pages to your order for just the cost of extra shipping – find them here.

Your order will ship out within 1–2 business days – we’re just as excited for it to arrive as you are.

For international orders: your country may charge import duties, taxes, or customs fees before delivery. Any applicable fees are determined by your local customs agency and are the responsibility of the recipient.