A heart ringed with green leaves grows straight out of beach sand, and it is smiling.

Open this herb notebook and you get 140 dotted pages, ready for recipes, planting notes or plans for a day by the sea. Close it and the little heart is there again, on the back as well as the front.

One round badge on a white cover

The picture is a circle with a brushed, uneven outline, set in the middle of the cover. Inside it is a small beach: pale golden sand at the bottom, a teal sea with white wave lines, and a sky in orange, peach and coral pink.

A yellow half sun sits on the horizon. In front of it stands the heart. It is cream-white, with closed eyes, a wide smile and two tiny hearts for cheeks.

Narrow, pointed leaves circle it like a wreath. They meet at the bottom in a short stem with two leaves, planted in the sand, so the whole thing reads as something growing on the shore.

The lettering is dark-teal brush script with a thin cream outline: “Herb” above the badge and “Heals” below it. The drawing is a cute, flat cartoon in a retro style.

What you write on, and what holds it together

• 140 pages, all dotted: enough guidance for a tidy recipe, enough freedom for a sketch of a window box
• A metal wire-o binding runs down the long side and lets you flip to a fresh page in one move
• Both covers are coated for a soft touch, pleasant to pick up
• The covers use 352 g/m² (10.38 oz/yd²) stock, about four times the weight of the 89 g/m² (2.62 oz/yd²) pages
• Measures 5.5″ × 8.5″ (14 × 21.6 cm), in an upright format

Who it's for

It is for people who grow a few herbs on a windowsill and cook with them, and for beach lovers who start counting down in spring. Plant lovers who like a friendly cover will take to it too. Slip it into a birthday bag, a Mother's Day basket or a holiday stocking.

Quick answers

What is on the cover, exactly?

A round seaside scene with a happy plant at its center and a sun low behind it. Two script words overlap the top and the bottom of the circle.

Could it work as a recipe book for herb dishes?

Yes, if you rule it yourself. The paper comes with dots and nothing more, so one spread can hold ingredients on the left and steps on the right.

Which way does it open?

Like a book. With the front facing you the wire sits on the left, and you turn the pages from right to left.

Is it a good pick for someone who has no garden?

Yes. Nothing on it needs a yard. A single pot by the window, a bunch from the market or a love of the shore is reason enough.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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