You know I love journals. If you didn't know that, let me tell you, I love journals. Sometimes I impose my love for journals on others. Even if friends are not journalers, I've been known to give them a journal for a birthday or a graduation. It's time to impose once again. Up for grabs are three journals made from vintage books by Jacob at
www.bookjournals.com. Make sure you pay his site a visit and find the exact journal that suits you. There are so many to choose from. In the meantime, here's the first of three journals I'm giving away to three lucky readers:
This journal was made from a book called Lands and Peoples from 1961. The cover has a cool texture to the black colors
Inside each journal, Jacob includes plain white paper for writing or drawing, and also incorporates pages from the actual book throughout.
The next free journal is made from a book called The Happy Hollisters and the Old Clipper Ship from 1956. The cover is actually a deep red though it may appear orangish in the pic. Cool retro art of little kids running in the bottom right hand corner.
And here we have a classic Hardy Boys book, The Mark on the Door.
To win a journal, just leave a comment here on my blog and put in order which one you would like to have the most as your number one pick, then your second, and then your third. Winners will be randomly selected and posted here on my blog. All comments must be posted by 11:59PM October 31.
And don't forget to visit Jacob at
www.bookjournals.com or like his facebook page,
Ex Libris Anonymous. Good luck!
4 comments:
Thanks for the give-away, www.bookjournals.com is awesome--I buy a couple every Christmas for presents.
My preference would be:
1) Lands and People (Looks like there are maps on the inside covers--I love maps)
2) The Happy Hollisters and the Old Clipper Ship
3) The Mark on the Door
I have filled up a couple of these journls. I would love to have 1) Lands, 2) Mark on the Door, and 3) Hollisters. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to receive one!
Lands and Peoples is so neat! I've been looking for a journal like that for eons. Needless to say, it's my first choice. Hollisters and The Mark on the Door are neat as well
The official winners have been announced in my latest post.
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