Custom Personalized Composition Book with Toghu Stripe - Front Cover Spiral Notebook - Ruled Line
Custom Personalized Composition Book with Toghu Stripe - Front Cover Spiral Notebook - Ruled Line
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Shopping lists, school notes or poems - 118 page spiral notebook with ruled line paper is a perfect companion in everyday life, plus you can personalize it!
A sleek and stylish ruled line notebook featuring a unique design. Perfect for jotting down notes, journaling, or doodling. This notebook gives off a sophisticated and artistic vibe, making it a great addition to any creative person's life. Ideal for students, artists, writers, and anyone who loves African-inspired designs. Perfect for birthdays, back-to-school season, or as a thoughtful gift for a loved one. Product features - 90gsm paper for smooth writing - Metal spiral binding for easy page removal - Document pocket for added storage - 100% paper material - 118 ruled line pages for ample writing spacePersonalization Order: Type what you want to say (up to 2 words or 12 characters, no special characters, except for hyphens), whichever comes first. Need more room? Shoot us a message first, and we'll see what we can do.
The more characters, the smaller text will be. Font depicted will be used by default.
After we've got your design, we'll send you a proof via Etsy messages, and we'll need your thumbs up within 24 hours or we will print it as is. Sound good? Let's get creative!
- 118 ruled line pages (59 sheets)
- Front cover print
- One size: 6" x 8"
- Paper weights: 350 gsm (covers), 90 gsm (inside pages)
-Document pocket on the inside back cover for added storage
-Dark grey back cover
📦 Shipping Information- Made to order to reduce waste- Some items may ship separately- Processing time: 3–5 business days- Shipping times vary by location
GLOSSARY
Kongossa - a Kamtok (Cameroonian Pidgin English) term: (noun) gossip, idle talk - at times sensationalized.
(verb) to gossip, spread rumors (See AAE’s “word on the street/through the grapevine/round the way” OR “gist” in Nigerian popular slang).
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