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I'm looking for a spiral-bound hardcover notebook with fantastically FP-friendly paper... and it would be great if the notebook itself simply looked beautiful in some way.

 

I enjoy something in the A4, B5, A5 type sizes...

 

Any ideas? Thanks!

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I've seen hardcover wirebound notebooks with beautiful artwork on the covers. I've seen wirebound hardcover notebooks with fantastically FP-friendly paper. But I have yet to see all those qualities in the same notebooks. I'll keep looking. If I see something, I'll say something.

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Miquel Ruis makes amazing notebooks that are FP friendly.

 

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/home-gift-black-spiral-medium-notebook/18205225?ean=9780641026829

 

He makes hard cover ones that I have purchased at campus book stores and my local B&N.

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