Sturdy softcover one subject notebook for Pug and Dogs Lovers Enjoy school work with a stylish composition book designed to show off your personality with Pug theme. Composition notebooks are great for: taking notes in class math homework science class creative writing drawing and art Perfect size: 6x9 Inch, 120 Pages

Who says notebooks have to be boring?Wide Ruled Composition Book Wouldn't an adorable Pug Puppy cover be more fun than a boring black and white notebook!?!?! These beautiful 120-page books are lined to standard wide-ruled margins with a table of contents to help keep track of each topic. Perfect For: Note taking for High School and College Students Home School Assignments Staying Organized at Work for Professionals Writers and Poets Journaling Hard to Buy For People - Makes a Great Gift! Be Sure to See Our Entire Collection of Beautiful Art and Design Covers! See Our Amazon Author Page for the Complete Set! (Just Search for New Nomads Press!) Product Details: Size: 7.5" x 9.25" (19.05 x 23.49 cm) - Perfect for Backpack or Laptop Bag Content: 120 Pages of Blank Wide Rule, Lined 60# White Paper Extras: Cover Page with space for name & contact information, Table of Contents with Page Numbers Durable: Soft Cover with Sueded Matte Finish About New Nomads Press We are an adventurous married couple who roam the world to find the best coffee shops, food experiences and beautiful landscapes! We make our designs specifically to help keep a bit of beauty and wanderlust in your life! You only have one chance at life, Be Happy!

I Love Pugs - A Dog Notebook For those that love all things Pug, this is for you! The big eyes, the floppy ears, the tilted head. What's not to love? -Wide Ruled Paper -8x10 -Soft Cover

Pug love!Get your thoughts down on paper with this Pug Composition book! Great for students in high school, elementary school and middle school, or for pug lovers who need a place to write. 100 sheets (200 pages) in standard composition book size (9 3/4" by 7 1/2"). Wide-ruled paper.

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