Ed's Journal
ABOUT THE BOOKS
Ed’s Journal© is an engaging comic strip of characters that experience
real-world dilemmas designed to induce moral reasoning and strong character-building skills.
Ed’s Journal© is an innovative character education tool designed to help children build strong moral reasoning, critical thinking, and ethical decision-making skills. Each story offers three alternate paths—one correct and two incorrect—giving children the opportunity to explore outcomes and learn from their choices in a safe, engaging way.
At the heart of Ed’s Journal© are relatable characters that reflect the diverse identities of children today. This representation allows young readers to connect deeply with the characters, helping them develop empathy, resilience, and self-awareness. As children follow these journeys, they are guided to build stronger reasoning, problem-solving abilities, and a firm foundation of core values.
Our primary mission is to teach and demonstrate high ethical standards through systemic character education. Ed’s Journal© incorporates "character-building words" to enhance not only moral development but also academic achievement and a more positive learning environment. Whether a child is at-risk, average, or high-achieving,
Ed’s Journal© equips them with the tools and inspiration to grow into thoughtful, responsible individuals.
Blending powerful brain-based research, modern educational theory, transformative learning practices, and interactive storytelling, Ed’s Journal© offers a compelling blueprint for the future of education. With vibrant illustrations and exciting narratives, it creates a memorable learning experience that engages the whole family.
More than just a storybook, Ed’s Journal© is a dynamic educational journey—where learning is fun, values are clear, and every child has a chance to succeed.
OUR TESTIMONIALS
The layout of the book is fun and reflects Jordan’s creativity. It catches and keeps the child’s attention as he/she journeys through the book. I look forward to reading additional character-building books by Jordan Crowl. ” -
Suzanne Cairns
Nashville, TN
Ed’s Journal Called Honesty is just one book of the series I enjoyed reading. As an adult I found the characters realistic and true to today’s youth. This book is entertaining and full of great lessons. The engagement used to really help kids understand the message was really refreshing. I highly recommend this book without question.
Kya Muckle
Durham, NC
This is the kind of books that we need more of. My grand-babies all liked this book. They just happened to be here when I got the book in the mail. Jordan does a great job with his illustrations also. We need more books like this to help teach our young ones the values such as honesty and loyalty in thier lives today.
Shinyhalo, Grandparent
Cumming, GA