Dream Fragments — A Dream Journal
₱500
Each SKITBOOKS journal is printed and hand-bound when you order it — no warehouse copies, every book fresh off the press. Printing and binding takes 3–5 business days, then your order ships with tracking.
- Pages
- 100
- Size
- 6 × 7.8 in
About this journal
You wake up sure something strange just happened. There was a flooded mall, your old classmate, and possibly a llama riding a jeepney. You reach for it, and by the time you've checked your phone, it's gone.
Dream Fragments is a dream journal for catching those nightly stories before the morning erases them. Keep it and a pen within arm's reach of your pillow, and write before you sit up. Every entry puts the dream first, then quick tags for the people, places, symbols, and the feeling it left behind.
Fragments count. A color, a face, or one line of dialogue is enough. People who jot down even small pieces for a couple of weeks often start remembering whole dreams, because recall gets better with practice.
As the entries pile up, the Patterns pages help you notice what keeps coming back, whether that's being late, water, chases, or old school hallways. Slowly, you build a personal symbol dictionary based on your own dreams instead of a generic dream book. No interpretation is required. Some dreams will seem meaningful, while others are just your brain being weird, and both are worth writing down.
It stays light and curious. If frequent nightmares make you dread going to sleep, the journal suggests talking to a doctor or counselor. It's here for wonder, not white-knuckling.
What's inside
- 60 dream log pages — room for months of dreams, fragments included
- 10 Patterns pages — track recurring people, places, and symbols in your own words
- 12 "Playing With Dreams" pages — lighter prompts for exploring what you dream
- A dreamer profile — your sleep habits, recurring themes, and the dreams you've never forgotten
- 4 Night Notes pages — for anything that doesn't fit anywhere else
It's for anyone who wakes up with vivid dreams, people chasing recurring dreams or lucid dreaming, and writers who suspect their best ideas show up at 3 a.m. It's also a fun gift for the friend who always starts the group chat with "okay, I had the weirdest dream."
Your brain puts on a show every night. This is where you finally get to keep it.
