Paris’s Notebook: Personalized Journal for Paris
Paris's Notebook puts her name front and center, written in flowing script across a soft watercolor apple blossom design.
- 160 lined pages
- 6" x 9" paperback
- Watercolor apple blossom cover with "Paris's Notebook" on the front
- Printed and shipped by Amazon
Paris: meaning and origin
Behind the Name says the girls’ name Paris comes from the name of the French capital, which got its name from the Gaulish tribe known as the Parisii. Wikipedia describes Paris as a unisex given name of Greek origin that is common in Anglophone countries. Behind the Name also lists a separate masculine Paris from Greek mythology, the prince of Troy. A girl named Paris therefore carries the name of a city that is famous for romance and style.
Nicknames and variants
Behind the Name finds no related names for the feminine Paris, and Wikipedia gives no short forms. The Gaulish tribe name Parisii is the only older form on record. With so few variations, the name is almost always used just as it is, and that is part of its appeal.
Famous people named Paris
Wikipedia’s list of women named Paris includes Paris Hilton, born in 1981, an American socialite and heiress of the Hilton hospitality family, and Paris Jackson, born in 1998, an American actress, activist and model. It also names Paris Berelc, born in 1998, an American actress, Paris Lees, a British journalist and activist, and Paris Paloma, born in 1999, an English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Is Paris a popular name?
Paris never appeared in a Social Security top-200 decade table, from the 1880s to the 2010s. Behind the Name’s US chart shows the girls’ name ranked in 41 years between 1985 and 2025, best at 157th in 2004 and 592nd in 2025. Behind the Name says its American popularity spiked up and down between 2003 and 2006, when Paris Hilton was at the height of her fame. New South Wales last ranked it 68th in 2004 and New Zealand 52nd in 2005.
Paris trivia
Wikipedia’s Paris page also lists men, including Paris Bordone (1500 to 1571), an Italian painter, and Paris Gibson (1830 to 1920), an American entrepreneur and politician. It mentions Paris Barclay, an American television director, and an actor named Paris who worked in Rome in the first century under Domitian.
Gift ideas that suit a Paris
- For a traveler. A notebook for trip plans, with a nod to the City of Light.
- For a fashion lover. A diary for outfits, sketches and style ideas.
- For a French student. A journal for vocabulary and phrases.
- For a birthday. A stylish name that suits a chic cover.
How Paris can use it
Any Paris, of any age. The 6" x 9" size is roomy enough for proper writing and small enough for a handbag or school bag. With 160 plain lined pages there’s no fixed layout, so it can be a diary, a gratitude journal, a study notebook, a recipe book or a home for to-do lists. Notebooks tend to multiply in drawers, but one with her name on the front is instantly hers.
The little things that make it hers
There’s something about seeing your own name in print. It makes a notebook feel like it belongs to you, which is a good reason to fill it. It also means Paris can pick hers out of a pile in a second, at school, at work or on the kitchen counter.
Frequently asked questions
How big is Paris’s Notebook? About the size of a trade paperback book: 6 x 9 inches (15.2 x 22.9 cm), 160 lined pages.
Where do I buy it? It’s sold on Amazon in the US, Australia and the UK. Amazon prints and ships each copy and handles delivery and returns.
Do you have other names? Yes, the same apple blossom design comes in hundreds of girls’ names. Start at all name notebooks or our personalized name notebooks guide.
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