The beauty of this book is it has space for five years worth of entries, so you have the ability to see how you have changed during the duration of the diary. Questions included are topics such as What is the next book you want to read? or Are you working hard or hardly working? or like Today's question (February 15) Write down the cure for a broken heart. You are then given four lines in which to answer (not enough if you're a wordy writer, so try to think in Twitter lengths).
The cover is sturdy and the pages are thick and edged in gold, and it looks like it will be able to stand five years of use. (Plus, it makes for a really pretty gift.)
As a diary writer for 26 years, I recommend this book with 5 stars.
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