Letters Unsent is a guided journal for the words we never said, because we couldn't, wouldn't, or didn't know how.

Structured around themes like grief, heartbreak, identity, family, friendship, and survival, this reflective journal offers a space to write what had nowhere else to go. Each chapter begins with a poetic, emotionally grounded prompt, followed by open pages for "unsent letters" to someone else, to yourself, or to the version of you who needed it most.

This is not a linear workbook or a traditional memoir. It is a mirror. A space for unfinished conversations, silent aches, and truths we often edit to be acceptable.

Designed with trauma-informed care, Letters Unsent offers structure without pressure, reflection without performance, and presence without pretense.

Whether readers are healing from loss, navigating identity, or untangling generational wounds, this book is a quiet companion for the moments that do not fit into neat narratives.

For anyone who has ever thought, "I wish I had said that," this book gives those words a home.