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Wooden Bookmark ".... The next book"
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€10,95
Hand-cut from rich walnut, this slim yet sturdy bookmark is laser-engraved with the reader’s mantra: “There is only one thing that could replace a book. The next book.” Warm grain and smooth edges make it the perfect companion for every reading adventure.
Regular price
€10,95
Hand-cut from rich walnut, this slim yet sturdy bookmark is laser-engraved with the reader’s mantra: “There is only one thing that could replace a book. The next book.” Warm grain and smooth edges make it the perfect companion for every reading adventure.
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