REVIEW: "The Year of the Life of a Left-Finger", Jana Frank

We live in a world that is completely tuned for the majority of the inhabitants of our planet, that is, for right-handers. Cars, scissors, door handles, switches … But the most offensive thing is that all notebooks, notepads and diaries are also focused exclusively on the "right" of this world and are completely inconvenient for those who by their nature can write only from right to left. To correct this misunderstanding, Jana Frank has created a wonderful diary calendar, designed specifically for those whose left hand is the leading one.:)

Who is this diary for

First of all, of course, for the "left-handed people" themselves. “Left-handed from left-handedness” is the slogan of this creation, because its author is also left-handed and, like no one else, knows what is more convenient for “left-handed people”.:)
For ambidextrous (superhumans who equally own both the right and left hand).
For right-handers who want to visit the “reverse world” and practice their “levoprovanie”.

Author's comment

This diary calendar is another attempt to do something like this: a special, special gift for representatives of the "biological minority", who in everyday life more and more often stumble over things made "for everyone." To once again remember that they are not quite like everyone else.

Yana Frank

Diary sections

Introduction, which bears the characteristic name "Nale-e-vo!"

Here Jana Frank talks about her childhood as an “incurable left-handed person”. About how everyone around was diligently trying to "retrain her to the right side", but she "did not retrain."

I won the right to write with my left hand even in the Soviet school. It was just that it was impossible to force me, from attempts to retrain me to the right side my whole world was falling apart and I lost the ability to read, write, speak and think.

Yana Frank

Diary pages

Record pages(everything is standard here: month, day, week, note field). Pages are designed for all 365 days a year.

"Simulator for fantasy"- very funny pages that allow you to create anything from ordinary round pieces - from a simple sun to (and there are no longer any restrictions, it all depends only on your imagination.:)

"You can draw here"- a little pleasure for those who are friends with pencils and felt-tip pens.:) And if you are not at all attracted to drawing, then you can use this space at your discretion. A blank sheet will become a reliable keeper of your secrets, observations, favorite poems and more.:)

Write down a mug for a left-handed person

Let your friends leave you autograph "on the circle" as a souvenir. Or maybe they can even draw or write something for you. Imagine how pleasant it will be for you to find this diary in a couple of years and re-read the "greetings" of loved ones.

Conclusion

After I, "right-footed", tried to write in a diary for "left-footed people", I want to do the following: shake the courageous left hand to everyone who so bravely copes with the difficulties and inconveniences in the "right" world!:)

"The Year of the Left-Lapwing Life", Jan Frank.