A new look, drawn from an old idea. This update restyles the entire app to match the Founder’s Statement — parchment, classic type, and room to think. Same 52 questions. Same purpose. Quieter surroundings. Also in this update: — Every prompt now opens as its own full page. Tap to read, tap to close. — Printed journal pages now fit on a single sheet, every time. — The app now marks the next prompt for you, and quietly acknowledges milestones as you go. No confetti. No streaks. Just a word of recognition when you’ve earned it. — Smoother scrolling and layout fixes throughout. This app remains a companion to a real notebook. Find your prompt here, then put the screen down and write by hand. Thoughts and feedback are always welcome — littlestoicjournal@gmail.com or @littlestoicjournal. — Dean

**What's New** This update makes The Little Stoic easier to bring into a classroom or a kitchen table. Every printed prompt now fits cleanly on a single page, no more spillover, no more wasted paper. And each journal now opens with a simple title page: a simple scene your child can color in to help bring ownership to their journal before they ever pick up a pen to write. For teachers, that means a full set of ready-to-print prompts for a classroom, clean and consistent from the first page to the last. For families, it means a journal that starts with something to color, not just something to write, an easier way in for younger children. Small changes. Same 52 weeks, same 2,000 years of thinking behind them. — Dean @littlestoicjournal

Three updates in this release. Monthly Milestone Recognition. Complete four prompts and the journal acknowledges it. Not a badge, but a reflection. Each milestone surfaces a short, age-tiered Stoic prompt specific to the moment of pausing and noticing progress. My hope is that it will reinforce the reflective process for users of all age groups. Improved PDF Export. The printed journal page now fits cleanly on a single Letter-size sheet — no overflow, no clipped lines. Print a prompt, hand it to a child, put the device away. That is the whole point. Font Size Adjustment. Four sizes — Small, Default, Large, and Extra Large — available throughout the app. Set it once in Settings; it carries across every tab. No child (or adult!) should have to squint at a question worth thinking about. No score to keep. No right order. One prompt per week, written by hand. I really hope you are finding the Little Stoic Journal useful, please send me any thoughts for improvement. I want this to be the most beneficial tool for our kids as it can be. — Dean Hoffman, Creator @littlestoicjournal

Version 1.1.1 Updates to the Little Stoic Journal -A new section — A Note on Difficult Prompts — has been added to How to Use. It walks parents and educators through the questions that ask more of a child. What to say if a child gets stuck. When to sit beside them. When to close the journal and just talk. Hard is not the same as harmful. The section is plain about the difference. -Year-end is here. When you reach Week 52 (or complete all the prompts) then what? That was the question from early users, so I answered it. You’ll find this section under “How to Use”. -I hear you all about the font size and I’m actively trying to correct that. Sorry it still not adjusting as requested! Stay tuned! All these updates come from real world feedback. If there’s something you’d like to see or isn’t working for you please reach out to littlestoicjournal@gmail.com. For now I hope you find the Little Stoic Journal useful and it helps stimulate conversations with your children!