Celebrate the highly anticipated film Wicked with this officially licensed journal featuring Emerald City on the cover and an elegant velvet ribbon page marker adorned with an enameled hot air balloon charm.184 RULED PAGES: Write down all your magical notes and thoughts in the 184 lined pages of this stunning Wicked–themed journal.QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: This deluxe journal features a flexible and soft faux leather cover printed in full color, premium archival paper with an Oz-inspired design, and a velvet ribbon page marker with an enameled charm of the Wizard’s iconic hot air balloon at the end.CONVENIENT SIZE: This 5.875” x 8.5” journal is a comfortable size to journal anywhere and easily fits in a bag or backpack to keep with you as you set off to meet the Wizard.PERFECT FOR FANS: With imagery of Emerald City, this journal is a must-have for any fan of Wicked.ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION: Add more Wicked–inspired stationery products to your collection with Wicked: Elphaba Thropp Hardcover
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