No 01
Regular highlighters have one setting: radioactive. Mildliners went the other way, with soft translucent colors that mark up a page without shouting at you, and teachers have quietly turned them into a cult item. Each of the 15 pens is double-ended, with a broad chisel tip for highlighting and a fine bullet tip for underlining and margin notes, so one pen does the work of two. The ink is designed not to bleed through thin pages, which is why Bible journalers and planner people swear by them too.
For a teacher, this is the good stuff they rarely buy for themselves: grading in colors that don't scream, color-coding lesson plans, layering shades in a bullet journal since the water-resistant pigment ink won't smear once it dries. The color-coded clips make grabbing the right pen automatic. It's a small gift that gets used every single day, which is the whole trick.
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