From the bottle, to wearing it, to the scent developing on me throughout the day — it’s addictive. Compared to the Paper scent, Book really does smell like a fuller version of Paper. I think it’s the perfect gender neutral/unisex fragrance.

This is my new goto scent as I find my self consistently enjoying the almost peppery undertones mixed with the eucalyptus and bergamot fragrance. It reminds me of a scent you’d find in a spa — crisp, relaxing, and indulgent.

The longevity of this scent is amazing, I give myself 3 sprays of this at 7:00am and can still smell it on me all the way until I shower in the evening even after a day of work, cooking & working out.

From the moment I opened the bottle, I was overwhelmed by a wave of nostalgia. The scent immediately transported me back to my childhood, to the days when I was learning to read. It has an elusive, comforting familiarity that reminds me of the hours spent flipping through books, surrounded by the quiet presence of my childhood home.

It is rare for a fragrance to evoke such powerful, personal resonance, and I am thoroughly pleased with how "Book" has achieved this for me. The subtlety and depth of the scent are impressive and it has earned a special place in my daily routine.

I wanted to express my sincere appreciation for creating a perfume that not only smells wonderful but also touches an emotional chord and evokes beautiful memories. It is a unique experience to feel such a vivid connection to my past through a scent.

This smell also reminds me of my great grandfather.

He used to sit next to me as i was reading a book in early sunlight before going to school.

when i smell this i picture a book with slightly yellowish coloured pages.

at first i thought that this scent would "represent" the smell of a book. in an artistic way.

but it actually smells like a book. and that is what i was hoping for.

i get that this is not everyone's piece of cake.

but i definitly love the nostalgic, yet mature and sophisticated smell to it.