The Fur Journal is exactly that: a blank hardcover book, bound in imitation fur. Like The Wild Things before it, this journal’s coat is soft and mink-like, ranging in color from brown to brindle to gray. Inside, the Fur Journal is yours for the scribbling ? 96 of the cleanest white pages we could find. And at five-by-eight inches, it’s conveniently sized for all matter of travel notes, bedside epiphanies, or journalistic pursuits. Other possible uses for this well-insulated journal include (but are not limited to): igloo sketches, Narwhal sighting tallies, chair-lift sonnets, diaries of North Pole visits, diaries of South Pole visits, snowball fight peace treaties, winter biathlon time logs, and arctic ice floe charts.