The Introvert Activity Book: Draw It, Make It, Write It (Because You'd Never Say It Out Loud)

by Maureen Marzi Wilson

From the author of Introvert Doodles comes an illustrated, interactive book for introverts of all ages to express themselves, find their voices, and discover their own creative talents!

Conventional wisdom suggests that people who don’t speak up have nothing to say, but introverts simply prefer to express themselves differently. Introverts are known for their creativity, their need for thoughtful reflection, and their preference for solitary activities, such as drawing and writing. The Introvert Activity Book offers doodle ideas, lists, paper-craft projects, writing prompts, and so much more—the reader becomes the author!

Beautiful and messy, funny and insightful, inspiring and relaxing, The Introvert Activity Book is perfect for introverts at any age. Join the introverted animated comic character, Marzi, on a journey to discovering your creative voice within!

Genres: Comics, Nonfiction, Art, Humor, Self Help

144 pages, Spiral-bound

Published November 7, 2017

About the author

Maureen Marzi Wilson is an introvert and a doodler. She likes to share her awkward encounters through comics. She created an Instagram account as a way for her to better understand her introversion. Over time she has learned to love her introversion and she hopes that her book will help the readers realize that they are all lovable too.

Reviews

[Theresa · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book has been such a good thing for me this past week. It's SO relatable, as I certainly am an introvert, but it has also been really helpful with my depression (which is particularly aggressive this time of year). The activities are so fun and unique compared to other guided journal-type books I've used in the past and the illustrations are so funny. I'm excited to fill every page, but I also hope that doesn't happen too soon!

[Kristen · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this journal-based book that allows you to doodle and draw and capture your feelings that a lot of people don’t understand about what it’s like being an introvert. Every page is a prompt or activity it just helps you get more in touch with yourself and things that are important to you in a really fun and creative way. I would really look forward every night to working through a few pages in the notebook and this is a great creative and emotional outlet!

I love this author and her other books are also among my favorites!

[Mickey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh, how I love this little Jewel of a book! I'm counting it as read since I have flipped through and examined all of the activities, however it will take me a little longer to complete them. I'm dating the activities as I do them, just for my own benefit. I confess to doing four of them today!

[Melanie Linn · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love Marzi's work and this book was just a stroke of genius. It was fun to do the activities in this book and doodle away.

[Elenore Figg · Rating 5 out of 5]

Not really a book but a journal, It's great for some aspects of introverts that actually have time to do journaling and such. other wise it's fairly entertaining.

[Sidra · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a wonderful idea, interesting activities to do to cut down on the lockdown boredom. Felt like I was doing it with a wonderful introvert friend.

[Zahirah Rania · Rating 5 out of 5]

I just want to see it