BestSelf WordSmith Deck — 150 Intellectually Stimulating Writing Prompts Designed to Inspire Journaling, Cure Writer’s Block, Cultivate Creative Writing and Sharpen Writing Skills

BUY IT AT ONCE!I bought this for my sister in laws, little sister (whose an amazing poet). I wanted a gift for a writer beyond the regular “cute” notebooks and pens (the youngins use laptops, who ‘writes’ anymore?)Initially I was looking for a poetry prompt game but this suffice for the writer (not only in her) but everyone! I realized that as I opened the box to skim through the cards to remove any inappropriate (voguer topics) to my surprise these were all kosher and seemed great for all ages!I’m going to purchase more soon! I trust the quality and the concept of the creator who made this game!

Bought this for a college student who is writing for school paper. She loves it! Said it’s really great to use for writers block.

I'm a writer and this helps me in writing.

These are helpful cards if you want to keep a journal or explore your own feelings and thoughts. Unfortunately that wasn’t what I was expecting, I was looking for a gift for my fiancé who is an author of fiction. My bad, but I just want others to be aware of what these cards actually useful for. If you’re looking for a gift to assist authors in their writing, this isn’t it. But again, a good gift for someone who is interested in self- reflection and discovery.

I loved it! Not only for me, but for my students! It came a lot of ideas once I got it!

This gives me a better opportunity to write publications to help others develop.

These seemed like conversation starters nit writing prompts. The cards dont seem to be written by someone who writes anything creative. They should have explored existing writing prompt books to see what actual writer prompts are. I was disappointed.

Very useful way of thinking. About everything that involves life and looking at the points of views.

This is going to be a gift for my Father, my Mother and i think he will love it.

Good quality and nice content.

Some cards are thought provoking, most are just: “list 10 things that.....”“Describe 10 things....”I find these time consuming but that’s it.There’s also a card that makes no sense to me:“What do you get in the most arguments about”The picture shows the ones I have separated, on the left are the ones I will not be bothering with and the right the ones I will. I appreciate this is subjective and variable from person to person.