The Arctic Ave spiral notebook is based on the book Arctic Ave by Daniel River. A mystery thriller that takes the reader to the mysteries of Antarctica. If you enjoy reading mysteries or thrillers give it a try. A great book about Antarctica and its many mysteries. A place full of mystic. A fast-moving thriller that captures the reader. The book is available from this website, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble. Give it a read! If you like reading fun exciting stories, this one is for you.

The exact origins of the first spiral notebooks are unknown, but experts believe they were invented in 1924. Credit goes to Edward Podosek, an English inventor who also has patents for other school supplies like ring binders and recyclable paper. The notebook term, comes from the name of an Italian religious scholar named Ambrogio Calepino (1435-1511). He published in 1502 a Latin dictionary, and over the years he completed it with other languages.

Our Arctic Ave Spiral Notebook

• 118 ruled line pages (59 sheets)
• Front cover print
• Black back cover
• Ruled Lines

How to maintain the Spiral Notebook

Keep the notebook in a cool and dry place, away from extreme heat. Avoid getting notebook wet. Keep away from open fires. Wipe clean as needed to remove access.

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