Eccolo Dayna Lee Collection Gold Stay Focused Darling" 8x10" Hardcover Journal/Notebook, 256 Acid-Free Lined Pages
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Eccolo Dayna Lee Collection Gold Stay Focused Darling" 8x10" Hardcover Journal/Notebook, 256 Acid-Free Lined Pages
- The Dayna Lee Collection hard cover desk-size notebook with hand-lettered quote embossed on cover with 256 premium pages
- COVER: The designer cover is made of sturdy quality vegan material and the texture feels great. The cover features inspiring beautifully written quote "She Never Gave Up" in gold embossed on light pink cover with matching endpapers.
- NOTEBOOK: This journal comes with 256 archival acid-free white pages (150 lumens) and round corners. Each page has 29 light gray ruled lines (8mm line spacing).
- BINDING: The books' binding is section sewn to keep the pages secure while allowing it to lay flat. Included is a sewn-in matching satin ribbon bookmark.
- Cover Size: 8" x 9 15/16" Page Size: 7 3/4" x 9 11/16" -- The Danya Lee Collection by Eccolo also has matching mugs, spiral memo pads & glam trinket trays. Also, look for Eccolo's fabulous selection of journals in various sizes and other patterned prints and expressions available separately by searching for Eccolo journals
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