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Teen Vision Board Book
$20.99
A vision board book that does not try to sound like a teen. 550 images, words and prompts, organised around what teens actually navigate.
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Most vision board books for teens are adult books with a few teen looking images mixed in. The result reads like a magazine your aunt thinks you will love.
This one is organised around what teens actually navigate. Which school, which friends, who am I becoming, what does my body feel like to live in, what comes after this. The categories were chosen by paying attention to what teens write about themselves, rather than what adults assume they care about.
What is inside
- 550 photographs, words and short prompts
- Categories for school, friendships, body image, identity and what comes next
- A short getting started intro, in plain language rather than lecture mode
- Pages designed to be cut up. The book is a tool, not a keepsake
The print
Printed on matte paper. Pages stay flat under a glue stick, your hands do not slide on the photos while you are working, and the finished board photographs cleanly without overhead light bouncing off it.
The digital files
Every page in the book is also included as a digital download. Found an image you will want on next year’s board too? Reprint it. Want a smaller version for a laptop sticker, a journal cover, or a note on the bathroom mirror? Reprint it at any size. The book is a starting point, not a one shot.
When people actually use it
- A quiet weekend afternoon
- A sleepover
- Thirty minutes between studying
- After a hard week
- With a parent who keeps their opinions to themselves
No artistic skill required. No supervision needed.
Questions people ask
What is the Teen Vision Board Book?
A vision board clip art book with 550 photographs, words and prompts written for teens. It is not an adult book with a few teen images mixed in.
What does it cover?
School, friendships, body image, identity and what comes next.
Who is it for?
Teens making their own board, and parents, aunts or friends looking for a gift that gets used.
Can a group use one book?
Yes. The pages are designed to be cut up, so it works for a sleepover or a group afternoon.
Does my teen need to be good at art?
No. Cut, glue, done. A board takes fifteen minutes or an afternoon, their call.
What else do I need?
A poster board or cork board, scissors and a glue stick. That is the whole list.
The other two
Before You Board
A one page clarity worksheet and a printable board template. Free, and it is the step before the book.