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A Year of Positivity weekly planner out Now

Out now from Summit Books: A Year of Positivity weekly planner. Get it as a gift for yourself and your loved ones this holiday season; its uplifting message wrapped in a breathtaking layout may be just the thing to inspire you to embrace the coming year with optimism.

With the New Year almost upon us, Summit Books releases a journal that will not just guide individuals as they go through their hectic days, but encourage them to keep a positive mindset throughout them.



Out now from Summit Books is A Year of Positivity, a weekly planner that boasts lovely watercolor lettering and charming artworks by Manila-based graphic designer and illustrator June Digan. True to its name, A Year of Positivity comes with inspirational messages and challenges that remind us to live each moment with hope, love, and optimism.

A Year of Positivity comes with undated pages, letting users get started on the planner any day they please by just jotting down the current dates on the weekly pages.

Users are treated to more art-filled freebies by Digan within A Year of Positivity, as each copy comes with postcards, stickers, and temporary tattoos bearing beautifully lettered slogans that you can share with others to spread the positive vibes.

Grab a copy of A Year of Positivity as a gift for yourself and your loved ones this holiday season; its uplifting message wrapped in a breathtaking layout may be just the thing to inspire you to embrace the coming year with open hearts and minds.

A Year of Positivity is now available in newsstands, bookstores, convenience stores, and supermarkets nationwide for P350.

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