Elizabeth Moore's Journal

It's about the size of a regular book, but not as thick. It entire outside is red paper (like a paperback book) and looks slightly distressed. The front has a golden windmill design. No locks, no spiral binding. The inner pages are lined and contain ornate-looking watermarks. Always clipped to the front are two pens: one black ink and one silver ink (the black ink is for normal entries, silver is for special occasions). If you didn't know it was a journal, you would mistake it for a regular book. This is why she keeps it hidden from everyone but her.