Seller has 6000 notebooks on amazon that are all the same eccept simple image on cover

 This Amazon seller ... 'bored koalas composition notebooks'..... has 6,000 of these notebooks listed. Almost all of them are exactly the same. the only difference is one simple illustration on the cover.... you can do this!!!!

 https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3ABoredKoalas+Composition+Notebooks&s=relevancerank&page=2&qid=1670448746&text=BoredKoalas+Composition+Notebooks&ref=sr_pg_2

 


 

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