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31 Days Of Writing Prompts For August

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We are back with our 31 Days of Writing Prompts for August. Our goal is to help you keep your editorial calendar stocked with plenty of writing ideas!

Do you need a little writing inspiration? We have writing prompts for each day of August to help you write and blog all month long.

31 Days Of Writing Prompts

Feel free to pick and choose which prompts work well for your site.

1. Are you more like your mother or your father? Or maybe you aren’t like either of them? Tell us why.
2. Do you need solitude?
3. Have you ever traveled to a foreign country? What country would you most like to visit?
4. What would you include in a truly epic gift basket?
5. How do you respond to change?
6. What is your dream job?
7. If you could only eat one thing for breakfast for the rest of your life, what would you choose?
8.What is something blogging has taught you about yourself?
9. Do you communicate differently online than you do in person?
10. National S’mores Day! Share your favorite s’mores-inspired recipe.
11. Finish this sentence: Life is to0 short to…
12. Would you rather read only one book for a year or only watch one television show for a year, and which book or show would you pick?
13. Which cartoon character best represents your personality?
14. What was the last game you played?
15. What special tradition from your childhood have you recreated with your own children?
16. It is time to embrace your funny side. Tell us a funny story or a joke.
17. What does friendship look like in your world? Tell us about your best friend, and what makes her (or him) special.
18. Do you have a favorite recipe from your childhood that you still make today?
19. Would you trade places with a celebrity for a day? If so, who would you choose?
20. Book review time: tell us about a great book you have recently read.
21.Do your children still believe in the Tooth Fairy?
22. What does your favorite song say to you?
23. If your life flashed before your eyes, which three moments do you think you would see?
24. How to you spread kindness?
25. Do you still keep a personal journal? How is it different from your blog, or are the two connected in some way?
26. If you were to describe yourself as a tree, what kind of tree would you be?
27. Share a favorite picture from this summer and a favorite picture from a summer in the past.
28. Does your family have a motto?
29. What is your favorite room in your house?
30. What motivates you?
31. What does “a fresh start” mean to you?

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About Tracie Nall

Tracie lives in Arizona with her husband, teen daughter, and more books than her shelves will hold. She spends her days writing and editing. Many of her words end up on her blog, From Tracie. Find Tracie on Twitter @FromTracie and on Instagram where she takes pictures of things that are yellow.

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  1. Amanda Geering says

    Excellent tips. The best advice I have is to think about why you started blogging and think about what you would enjoy reading if you were your readers. I defeat writers block daily just by putting myself in others shoes! Blog on ladies!

  4. Clotilde/Craftybegonia says

    Love the way the questions probe a little, sometimes people just browse through blogs without even stopping to think, making them muse a little bit is always interesting

  5. Momina Arif says

    I love the tree/personality idea. It so much like the soul tree concept in nymphomaniac. I love the idea about fresh starts and favourite room in the house. looking forward to writing on these. thank you for sharing a wonderful post.

  7. NIBIN says

    Great tips you shared, It’s not easy to build a successful blog, it takes a lot of time and dedication. Writing unique content and being consistent is key

  14. Shana Sutton says

    These are really nice and light-hearted prompts. An excellent jumping off point for funny or serious posts. I don’t usually do Writing Prompts b/c i find they’re usually really serious but these are great! I will definitely participate!
    thanks for sharing!!!