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5.0 out of 5 stars
Quality must always be your first consideration..., November 7, 2000
I wrote a very quick review for this product, ages ago, and felt that I needed to better describe this book.When selecting a blank book for your writings that is intended to be kept for many years, perhaps even passed down to future generations, then quality must be your first consideration. This is a solidly bound, unlined, blank book with thick enough pages not to have your ink bleed through. It is a black book, available in two sizes, labeled in Gold embossed letters on the cover, and down the spine, "Book of Shadows". It includes a small paper insert with a suggested book blessing and dedication. The pages are acid free and of archival quality, which means they will not redily turn yellow or become brittle. You may wish to consider that you must use a long lasting, non fading ink, if you expect any of your writings to last. Since the pages are unlined, you may embellish freely with pictures, drawings, diagrams, rubber stamps, or whatever you desire. For more information on making books and memories last, I suggest reading a good sourcebook on scrapbooking. This is a bound book, like any "hardback book", and you will not be able to change the order of your pages, or add material between pages one and two, so careful consideration of how you want your book arranged should be done *before* you fill any of it in. My personal "working" Book(s)of Shadow(s) tend to be kept in three ring binders, as I am often adding new information, or arranging things differently. I *do* use a copy of this book however, for the core teachings, basic rituals, and liturgy that I often use when teaching others. It has stood up to hard use, and still looks very elegant.
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