Fabriano describe this tiny notebook as an 'anti-stress book': apparently you should take it in your hands (and it's small enough to fit into even the most petite of palms), make a wish by writing on a random page, close the book and forget about it… Maybe it will come true - who knows?
Because it's so small it's easily tucked away in a pocket or pencil case, and is perfect for writing down random thoughts or ideas that pop into your head (as well as wishes) and which you don't want to forget. It contains 224 blank pages of smooth, creamy 85gsm paper, and it's really rather cute. It measures just 50mm x 60mm and is 20mm thick.
Additional Information
The Italian town of Fabriano has been in the business of making paper for over 750 years. The Fabriano paper mills are all still based in Italy and produce high-quality papers for everything from office paper and banknotes, to notebooks and fine art papers. For their Fabriano Boutique line, everything is designed and made in Italy by skilled craftsmen using the best available materials.
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