These notebooks are designed for notes and reflections as well as sketches and drawings, offering an expanded experience compared to a conventional notebook. They feature blank pages, lined pages, and illustrations in the center.

This notebook features astronomical engravings taken from The History of the Sun, Moon, and Stars; first published in 1879, this 400-page volume is the work of Agnes Giberne (1845–1939), one of the most prolific science communicators in the English language. With a preface by the Reverend Charles Pritchard (1808–1893)—a professor of astronomy at Oxford—and adorned with nearly sixty unsigned illustrations, this educational book enjoyed considerable and lasting success on both sides of the Atlantic, going through multiple printings and expanded editions.

64 pages (blank, lined, and illustrated)

15 x 21 cm