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notebook

[noht-book] / ˈnoʊtˌbʊk /


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“Firestorm,” the first book about the Great Los Angeles Fires of 2025, pulls readers inside Soboroff’s reporter’s notebook and the nearly two relentless weeks he spent covering the Palisades and subsequent Eaton wildfire.

From Los Angeles Times

Caitlyn also runs a craft stall selling notebooks, calendars and prints featuring her wildlife images.

From BBC

A year earlier, Paul Earle had been walking the aisles of Chicago grocery stores with a notebook and pen when he stopped in front of the familiar blue wall of Kraft boxes.

From The Wall Street Journal

I recently started to record my “wins” in a small notebook each day—if I hit a deadline, have a nice chat with a friend, make someone laugh, help my mom.

From The Wall Street Journal

That weekend, he planned to buy a backpack, notebook, pencils and other school supplies.

From Los Angeles Times