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Floral Dot Grid Journal - Pink Ombre Notebook The Dot Grid Journal is essentially an extra large softcover notebook with 110 dotted pages inside. Perfect for beginner bullet journaling Layout: light gray dots Grid size: 0.25 inches 110 pages (white paper) 8.5" x 11" extra large size Soft cover Featuring floral design Please visit our New Day Journals author page for beautiful journals and notebooks.

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