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Moleskine Paper Tablet Pointille Large Black 02
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MOLESKINE Pro Notebook XL Soft Forest Green
A PRO notebook that features a hard or soft cover, rounded corners, elastic closure, ribbon bookmark, double inner pocket in cardboard and cloth, front endpaper with ''in case of loss'' notice, ivory-coloured 70 g/m2 acid-free paper, last 8 sheets detachable, elastic closure, ribbon bookmark, and inner-pocket fabric that matches each cover colour.
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Moleskine Pro Notebook Large Soft Black
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MOLESKINE Pro Portfolio Pocket Black
The pro portfolios feature a hard cover, rounded corners, elastic closure, consisting of expandable pockets in cardboard and cloth, ''in case of loss'' notice, elastic closure and pocket fabric matches cover colour.
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MOLESKINE Volant Journals Large Ruled Forget Me Not Blue Amber Yellow
A pack of two journals in complementary shades with detachable pages and stickers. Each notebook features ivory-coloured acid free paper with rounded corners.
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Little, Brown Book Group Niche: The missing middle and why business needs to specialise to survive
As high street and main street businesses continue to suffer, there's a new rule in business: forget about the general audience and instead stake out an identifiable niche.Woolworths suffered from a lack of identity and found that low quality and low price wasn't enough; General Motors crashed as motorists failed to distinguish between cars in their range. Yet HBO, Moleskine and specialist media like The Economist have all succeeded by building their authority over narrow areas of expertise and cultivating a passionate following - and their profits have mushroomed. Fascinating and thought-provoking, Niche is a superb examination of how innovation and profitability are moving to a series of tightly defined but globally scattered niches, bound together by the reach of the net.
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Pan Macmillan We'll Always Have Paris: Trying and Failing to Be French
As a bored, moody teenager, Emma Beddington came across a copy of French ELLE in the library of her austere Yorkshire school. As she turned the pages, full of philosophy, sex and lipstick, she realized that her life had one purpose and one purpose only: she needed to be French. Instead of skulking in her bedroom listening to The Smiths or trudging to Betty's Tea Room to buy fondant fancies, she would be free and solitary, sitting outside the Café de Flore with a Scottie dog at her feet, a Moleskine on the table and a Gauloise trembling on her lower lip. And so she set about becoming French: she did a French exchange, albeit in Casablanca; she studied French history at university, and spent the holidays in France with her French boyfriend. Eventually, after a family tragedy, she found herself living in Paris, with the same French boyfriend and two half-French children. Her dream had come true, but how would reality match up? Gradually Emma realized that she might have found Paris, but what she really needed to find was home.Written with enormous wit and warmth, We'll Always Have Paris is a memoir for anyone who has ever worn a Breton T-shirt and wondered, however fleetingly, if they could pass for une vraie Parisienne.
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