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Sister Poem Slim Notebook
£5.00
Tell your wonderful sister just how much she means to you with our fun sister poem notebook.
Perfect as an extra little gift or as a stocking filler, these slim A5 kraft notebooks make a lovely present for a sister. The book covers are made from 100% recycled kraft paper and are beautifully printed in black ink. The poem is sure to be a talking point.
Whether she's a cherished adviser or birthday surpriser, everyone who is lucky enough to have a sister will recognise the bond described in 'What is a Sister?'
The poem is by Bespoke Verse founder Joanna Miller. It's subject to copyright so you may not reproduce it without her permission. The design is by Russet and Gray.
Bespoke Verse specialise in poetry themed gifts and were lucky enough to be appointed 'POETS LESS ORDINARY' by notonthehighstreet.com during their Valentine's Day campaign 2015.
The notebook is stapled together at the side and contains 36 blank white pages. which are made of high quality 90gsm uncoated, recycled paper. It measures A5 - H21 x W14.5cm
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