★ For families across every branch

For everyone who stands at the door when duty calls.

Sharon Leigh writes keepsake journals for Marine Corps, Army, and Air Force families — a place to understand the journey ahead, stay connected through it, and keep the letters, photos, and milestones that make up a family’s service.

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Branches of service

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Keepsake for every homecoming

The Journals

One keepsake for every branch — each written for the family living through it.
MARINE CORPS

Semper Fidelis

The Ultimate Guide & Keepsake Journal for Marine Corps Families
From the day you raise your hand in the DEP to the moment you see your Marine graduate — a roadmap, a resource, and a keepsake for every milestone in between.

$24.99

BESTSELLER

This We'll Defend

An Army Family Keepsake Journal
For the ones on the porch, watching them walk down the road. A place to hold onto the waiting, the worry, and the pride in between.

$24.99

AIR FORCE

Wild Blue Yonder

A Keepsake Journal for the Air Force Family
A journey through Basic Military Training, technical training, and beyond — for every family who has one too.

$24.99

AIR FORCE

Semper Paratus

Families Stand Watch Too
Somewhere in the last little while, your Coast Guardsman told you they were leaving. Maybe you saw it.

$24.99

★ About the Author

Sharon Leigh

Sharon Leigh writes for the families standing just outside the frame of every military story — the ones packing care packages, tracking flights, and marking days on a calendar. Every journal she writes started as a page she wished she’d had.
Published under Mischief & Ink, her keepsake journals are built branch by branch, so a Marine Corps mom, an Army spouse, and an Air Force parent each get a book that actually speaks to their journey — not a generic version of it.
“The Marine Corps doesn’t just change your Marine. It changes your whole family.”
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Every branch, every family, every journey deserves a keepsake.

What Families Are Saying

Sample reviews shown for layout — swap in real reader quotes before launch.

“I started this the week my son left for boot camp. It gave me somewhere to put all the worry that didn’t have anywhere else to go.”

— R. Thompson, Marine Corps mom

“This We'll Defend understood things about being an Army spouse that I hadn’t said out loud to anyone yet.”

— J. Alvarez, Army spouse

“We're keeping Wild Blue Yonder for our daughter to read when she has kids of her own one day. It's that kind of book.”

— K. Meyers, Air Force parent

From the Journal & Notes

Field notes, guidance, and stories for military families — from Sharon and readers alike.
June 3

10 Things Worth Packing in Every Care Package

Small, practical ideas that travel well and actually get used — collected from families who’ve sent dozens.
May 21

Surviving Your First PCS as an Army Spouse

What nobody tells you about the first move — and the checklist that makes the second one easier.
May 9

What to Expect at BMT Graduation

A family’s walkthrough of the day — from the coin ceremony to finally finding your Airman in the crowd.
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