Cute Japanese Anime Girl in Sweatshirt Large Composition

Cute Japanese Anime Girl in Sweatshirt Large Composition
By:Animeish Notebooks
Published on 2018-06-13 by

Composition Notebook 8.5| x 11.5| College Ruled 130 blank, lined pages Gorgeous matte cover, easy to write on. Spice up your routine and show off your love of anime with this adorable notebook! Why write in a plain old notebook, when you can have fun with this one instead? With 130 pages, this is an excellent one subject notebook. Great for anime lovers of all kinds: teachers, students, writers, work, school, kids, teens, boys, girls, men, and women. Use this as a journal or diary, a planner or tracker. Lists, stories, Math, English, History or Science, and more. Buy this for yourself or give it as a gift for a friend or family member who loves anime.

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