Name: Time to Doodle! Notebook (Elephant & Piggie)
Brand: Knock Knock
SKU: 9781683495406
Price: 16 USD
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9781683495406

By Knock Knock

On Sale: Sep 30, 2025
Page Count: 148 pages
Publisher: Knock Knock
ISBN-13: 9781683495406

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This spiral notebook, starring Mo Willems’ Elephant & Piggie, gives kids a special space to write, doodle, journal, and create—plus a spot inside to make it official with their name! Sturdy die-cut tabs divide the notebook into fun sections, with full-color spot illustrations and unique sheet patterns adding extra flair. And did we mention stickers? Because yes, there are stickers!

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Mo Willems Blank Journals

Hidden Pigeon Company (“HPC”) is a kids and family content company expanding the reach and impact of author/illustrator Mo Willems’ best-selling catalog of children’s books and intellectual property across all entertainment platforms, including television, film, digital, gaming, live events, location-based experiences, publishing, consumer products and more.

KNOCK KNOCK KIDS is a whimsical, rambunctious line of paper goods and stuff for children (AKA young humans who haven't lost any of the pixie dust we're all born with). We make fun things that help kids build confidence, express their feelings, and unleash their creativity. Not to mention laugh themselves silly. Like really, really silly. We believe kids are smarter, savvier, and wiser than adults often give them credit for. Our stuff is here to support young'uns on their own super important life journeys.

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KNOCK KNOCK is a maker of products that bring wit, heart, productivity (and occasional light profanity) to everyday life. Our pads, planners, journals, and books help people accomplish their goals, express their feelings, and laugh at the absurdity of modern existence.

We live by (at least) two mottos: “We Put the Fun in Functional” and “Make a List—You’ll Feel Better.” We consider list-making and laughter to be essential forms of self-care. (And, obvs, we love mottos.)

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