Moomin Set of 4 A6 Notebooks Keep your notes and doodles in one place with this adorable set of Moomin notebooks. Cute and colourful, these notebooks will let you get creative on even the most uninspiring days! The set contains four notebooks: pink, navy, orange and turquoise with different designs revolving around Moominpappa’s love of writing; Pink: Moominpappa’s inspiration to write has been sparked. Too-ticky runs away from Moominpappa to try and help, exclaiming ‘QUICK! PAPER!! MOOMINPAPPA IS INSPIRED!’ Navy: This notebook displays a conversation between Moominmamma and Moominpappa as he continues his hunt for some paper to write on. Moominmamma tells him ‘DARLING, THE PAPER-TOWELS IS ALL THE PAPER LEFT…’ Moominpappa responds by saying ‘ALL THAT MATTERS IS I WANT TO WRITE NOW!’ Turquoise: Moominmamma tells Too-ticky ‘HE HAS WRITTEN ALL DAY LIKE MAD. THE SEA HAS INSPIRED HIM AT LAST’. Moominpappa can be seen in the distance surrounded by pieces of paper, writing away. Orange: On his hunt for paper, Moominpappa has come across a typewriter where he is typing away underneath the sun. Stored in a turquoise box, each notebook is filled with 160 pages so there is plenty of space for you to jot down all of your weird and wonderful thoughts whilst taking up minimal space on your desk or in your bag. Two of the notebooks have ruled pages while the other two have plain pages so the choice is yours! These notebooks are lined with purple, orange and turquoise inside covers in a floral design to add a pop of colour and inspiration to your stationery. The perfect gift for Moomin lovers everywhere. Moomin Range The Moomin books by internationally acclaimed Finnish author, Tove Jansson have been loved by generations of children since they first appeared in the 1940’s. Written and illustrated with hand drawn images by Tove, the characters are based on people she knew in her own life. These endearing creatures were made into comic strips and TV cartoons as well as the original series of nine books, and even today there is a Moomin theme park in Finland. Jansson died in 2001, her books by then translated into 45 languages; in 2017 she was honoured in two London exhibitions and an outdoor Moomin adventure event in Kew Gardens. It is her delightful illustrations that are particularly remembered, simple line drawings that portray the portly trolls and their friends, in humorous situations and magical landscapes, and these images look wonderful when reproduced on stationery accessories and household items. No doubt the Moomin legacy will continue for generations of children (and adults) to come!