Book of Legends.
A hardcover journal you hand to the legends you meet. Open it in ten years — they're still there.
- Hand it to the legends you meet — they fill in their own entry
- Each entry: date · name · find me @ · best moment · one piece of advice
- Hardcover, compact enough to pack, beautiful enough to keep on the shelf
- First print run — 4 of 15 still available · hand-numbered
- Designed in Burleigh Heads, printed in Australia, shipped from Queensland
- Money-back if it doesn't earn its keep — 7-day returns, no questions
One legend. Five fields.
Every spread holds one entry. You hand them the pen, they fill it in. Open the book in ten years — they're still there, exactly as they were.
- DATEWhen you met them
- NAMEWhat to call them
- FIND ME @Where to find them after the trip
- BEST MOMENTThe one you won't forget
- ADVICEOne line, in their own words
What buyers say about the book of legends.
Every review below is from a paying buyer. Names shown where the reviewer asked us to use them. No reviews removed or edited beyond grammar.
"Bought this for my upcoming trip through South-East Asia — figured it'd be a good way to force myself to put myself out there and chat to people. Can't wait to fill it cover to cover and have it as a beautiful souvenir from what's going to be an amazing time in my life."
I wrote in a similar journal on my travels last year. Saw this one online and couldn't think of anything I'd rather give my brother for our six-month trip to Europe — Italy, Spain, and who knows where after that. What an amazing way to store the memories and the advice from the people we meet along the way.
Saw it pop up on Instagram and instantly knew I'd been waiting for this without knowing it existed. We collect ticket stubs and beer coasters from every trip and they all end up shoved in a drawer. This is the version that earns a place on the shelf.
Local mate. Watched Aussies In go from a WhatsApp group to this and I'm so here for it. Picked one up the day it dropped. Already filled three pages on a long weekend in Sydney — turns out you don't even have to leave the country to start using it.
Honestly thought it was just an overpriced journal. Then my girlfriend filled in the first entry — for the bloke at a winery who'd shown us the back paddock vines no one else gets to see — and I got it instantly. It's not the book, it's what people put in it. Already bought a second one.
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The rarest thing you'll find anywhere in the world is someone who changes the way you see it. And some of the best people you'll ever meet, you'll meet while travelling.
A tuk tuk driver in Thailand. A stranger at a hostel bar. Someone you shared a 12-hour bus ride with and talked to like you'd known them for years. They leave something behind — a piece of advice, a way of looking at things, a memory you carry forever.
This book is a place to keep them. Hand it to the legends you meet along the way. Let them write their name, where to find them, your best moment together, and one piece of advice. Then keep the book forever.
One day you'll open it and go right back there.