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I dont see the FREE A5 JOURNAL COMPARISON SPREADSHEET section. Hi Cassie: The link to sign up for the free spreadsheet download is right in the article its in there twice. I use it as a mix of journaling and memory collection. The paper is quite thin, with a lovely I am just finishing with my first bullet journal, the Leuchtturm1917 and am wanting so much more out of my next journal. Those are the only papers I have and can compare to. and here we are now. I didnt see it in your list but for my first official bujo its a perfect a5 for me. directly impacts how the ink behaves on the page. Usually just pink and green (you can learn more about why highlighters are so important in my journaling process by checking out the Pastel Highlighter Showdown). No ribbon bookmarks. Stalogy is amazing! This was all before world events happened. When searching for a good comparison between notebooks, Google led me to your site and this article.

Stephanie: I keep getting tempted by the Dingbats (I think Id go for the red kangaroo). Cementing my reputation as person who is predictably late to things I just found this review collection. s and I realized that this medium was probably better for me. Im wondering if they are all owned under the same umbrella but I cannot find any information about it. I know there are a lot of people who are not bothered by ghosting and some who actually love it.

I already know that there are some popular notebook options that didnt make the list. Vivian how do you like your Pentalic Art Traveler? Ive been stalking them to see when their new notebooks are ready.

Many brands are not available in Europe or not easily but if I need a separate journal for whatever (writing, learning a language,), Ill try one of the brands you recommend ? Have you had the chance to start using it yet? I just found your blog and can I just say I really enjoy your voice?! I hate their paper. But that raises the obvious question - yes, this is, but what is it? Based on what youve said you like/dont like I am not sure youll like the Dingbats paper. So if you have not tried any of Baron Figs products yet, I would really recommend that you do. 4 mm grid pattern, printed in subtle gray. Lets talk about pens. I use mine for general note-taking away from my desk: I havent tried the Rhodia, so not sure how that stands up to the others. A diary?

Chiming in to also suggest Tomoe River (the Nanami Seven Seas, as someone already mentioned, uses this kind of paper), and to encourage you to try fountain pens with it -- the paper brings out all kinds of cool qualities of different inks, like shading and sheen. The dates and hours printed in the top and left-hand margins are also subtle, letting you easily use it as a journal or idea book instead of a planner. I personally think Id go for a pack of loose leaf paper in the 64gsm and make my own notebook. Definitely check out the Stalogy 365 notebooks. STLOGY is now rethinking this evolutiona stationery design collaboration between Nitto Group and Manabu Mizuno, a leading creative director in Japanendeavoring to createstationerywith good design and function at a reasonable price, improving the "standard" level of stationery.. I chose a dotted notebook in size L and a square sketchbook. I think Tekukor is my last choice. I also thought the stone book is ridiculous when I saw it advertised. Note: This is the A5 Black planner. Better than LT (although I do enjoy them) and better (for me anyway) than STM. (Other favourites of mine include Rhodia and Dingbats). Theres a lot here and you might need a map to navigate this page. Send an electronic gift card by email to a fellow pen junkie! I soon found out that Im a big fan of rollerball in general and the Schmidt P8126 rollerball cartridge in general. I want a clean, fresh, unblemished page to write on. I meant to subscribe to comments and forgot, so that is what this comment is for.

The only thing to be aware of us that because the paper isn't very absorbent, it might take longer for ink to dry. Even in the span of say 6-8 months as to what you actually get in the listing. I said little) I dont believe I will ever buy a notebook with anything less than 100gsm paper (with only a couple rare exceptions noted below). My first serious journal, which Im still currently using, is the InTempo Firenze; the black, soft-cover made in Italy. So the Rhodia didnt make the cut. Some that you might want me to review in a future post, maybe. Both Tekukor, Scribbles, and Rhodia are smooth compared to LT. Super smooth! which makes me wonder if they are all one ultimate brand. I wanted to say, if youre looking at it for long-term heavy use, Lemome isnt a good choice. I dont know how they did it, but they made a thin paper that holds up to artist standard. Its absolutely not what I expected watching all those reviews just like you said. I trusted the Bullet Journal gurus to tell me the truth. ah well! I think I will wait a bit and see what shakes out. I believe I can make it last for an entire year. The pages are lightly gridded, so it could be a squared notebook. Eclectic Scribbles 160gsm Mandala Notebook Review As I was searching for Has Scribbles That Matter jumped the shark? Think of newspaper as uncoated but a glossy magazine as coated. I would also like to maybe try a bit of dryish watercoloring in small areas of a page if possible.I feel like my wish list must be too long and that is maybe the hang up. I made a brief observation about them, and it looks like if the sewn papers are glued from the spine to the hard outer back of the book, it does not open flat.

Its too solemn, if that makes sense. (or at least, darker) but i dont think thats worth taking away from the quality Its awesome!!! Yoh seem to have your finger on the pulse! Like you, paper quality is HUGE ghosting, bleeding, etc. pattern. I have been playing around with mixed media art journaling for the last couple of years and find it very therapeutic (and messy which is the good bit) but I would really like to begin to try to journal in a more Travelers Notebook type of way. Anyways, Im very happy with my rhodia (very very minimal ghosting/no bleeding) but I may try one of these suggestions for my next one! For reference: Notebooks and related stationery: "any aspect of your life which you want to give more conscious attention to can be used as the foundation for a notebook. I am totally finding the same thing across the web lots of people are dealing with broken spines and journals that are falling apart. The only thing I didnt like with the Rhodia was the fact that it didnt have numbered pages. Its fascinating to me that I tolerate ghosting in this journal but I cant tolerate it in a normal journal with 80gsm paper. Finally! I really like notebooks with very thin paper; I absolutely love the way the pages in a Bible feel! Thanks for helping me figure that out. Ive always carried notebooks but suddenly it had become an everyday necessity. and one of them is the Rhodia. Loved your post and all the work that went into it! They are a brand new company and ran out of their first run of notebooks but wanted to make some improvements before they manufactured a new batch. We made it to the end. The 120 gsm Lemome sounds quite good but Ive got used to Nuunas 3.5 mm dot grid so the 5 mm grid looks too wide for me. Do you think the Scribbles paper and the Tekukor paper are smoother than the Leuchtturm paper? Im now a loyal reader and fan! I have a Nuuna as well, but definitely prefer Leuchtturm and will buy it again when the current bujo ends. Thank you so much for all the effort and work you put in your reviews to help us find the perfect notebook for ourselves. TR paper, handmade, hand sewn, and with a price to prove it -- $140 depending on exchange rate.

Im taking the opposite approach with this series of reviews (and the entire website in general). If you want to get technical about the etymology of the words. I have been journaling not bullet journaling, just journaling for decades. and the graph lining is nice. Thanks again! The paper color is a very slightly creamy white, with a subtle gray grid Do any of you notebook experts have a recommendation for a notebook with really thin paper that also doesnt suck to write on? Thanks so much for checking out the site. Having a piece of blotter paper that you can tuck into the page really helps. On a last note on the LT topic, I just want to add that people who are critical/disappointed on a product tend to be louder in publishing complaints (certainly not talking about you here) and so it might give the impression that most people are bothered with the ghosting and very few people like it. The planner holds a full year's worth of pages, but thanks to its thin paper it is slim enough to easily slip into a bag or backpack. Ready? Im so glad that Scirbbles just came out with their new size options and seem to be releasing new products at the speed of lightning based on what their customers want and need.

Those are not sold in Northern Europe where I live, and they look like perhaps they speak to the US market more. This all started when I started carrying a notebook with me everywhere about seven months ago.

I always read the reviews but they are all over the place. 90g paper is Clairefontaine. Lets review it anyway. These things go with the item on this page: If you like the item on this page, you might like some of these things too - other people did: Copyright The SQL Workshop Ltd, 2003-2022. I have never received a free journal or money for my opinion. I found myself not needing most of what I found in other planners, or wanting I had a nice square/graph paper Lemome chosen and in my cart and before I could purchase it, it became unavailable. Eliminating unnecessary ornamentation and fuction, they are taking a new look at what's really necessary, rediscovering essential elements and aiming to finally arrive at what should have existed all along. Just speculating here. So I wanted a paper that had just a little bit a tooth to it. I received it in less than 48 hours via Amazon, and love the slightly smaller spacing of the dot grid. I loved my Rhodia, but the cream paper made me wish I had something different. They are definitely worth a look! I know a lot of you struggle with finding the perfect journal. I choose not be restricted by that. Stay tuned for more, Hello. I found that I cant really tell of any difference in the three.

People criticise the bad paper quality of the Leuchtturm, I would like to point out that the paper thickness and the paper quality are two very different things. Absolutely love it! Have a great day! But the Rhodia paper comes in at 90gsm and after a while, I made the rule that Id never buy any notebook with less than 100gsm at a minimum. Ive heard a lot of people say that they use their Tomoe River paper as one-sided paper because the ghosting is so terrible. Im a Nuuna <3 gal myself and I dont see myself switching to another brand unless I can get my hands on an Artebene notebook. I kept being disappointed whenever I listened to someone elses review of a notebook. DaycraftJournals Bullet Journal Notebook Review Inspiro | Pentalic Art Traveler Pocket Journal Bullet Journal Notebook Alibabette Editions Paris La Vie Est BelleJournal Bullet Clairefontaine Basic Cloth Bound Notebook Bullet Journal Whew! Personally, I like to use every inch I possibly can before I move onto my next volume. Tracey Ive looked at the Bondibook on Amazon it keeps popping up for me (thanks Amazon!). Look for the pen first, and then check the 'Refills & Spares' tab for links to the right refills. I dont use colors pens or markers in my journal.

You are not obligated to click on any link I include here, but if you do, thank you! We are all different! I am glad you included the information about the gsm. It truly opens flat and stays open.

I do understand that there are those who are not bothered by ghosting, so the paper choice doesnt make as much of a difference for them. thats a different story. Rhodia uses own paper and Clairefontaine at the same time, depending on the series. FEATHERING when the ink spreads along the fibers of the paper and creates a feathered appearance along the line you drew. The thickness is like regular printing paper, so nothing out of the ordinary. pens and even watercolor. I broke the binding of my Lemome 3 months into using it. Thanks for checking out the reviews. I think the thickness made it feel like it wasnt a journal anymore and more like flipping boards of wood (a slight exaggeration maybe, but I really like that book feeling). Royal Mail Special Delivery available for 6.95 extra, or FREE with any order over 100 - but note that coronavirus means the usual guarantee doesn't apply - sorry. And they make really awesome notebooks with 100 GSM paper.

So my recommendation is the Neo Dot (obviously from my excitement above!). The higher the number, the thicker the paper. But that seems like splitting hairs here, so were just going to pretend they mean the same thing for now. Its a million times better than LT. Ghosting is my worst enemy because Im an artist and I like to include that sometimes as well in my bullet journals. I absolutely want to try Tomoe River paper. I absolutely understand that there are major fans of the LT notebooks and that they will defend them to the death (very similar with Apple products and their fans). I had developed my own task management and life organizing system over the years, but one day a friend point out that what I was doing was called bullet journaling, which sent me down a rabbit hole of discovery. Im exploring the world of paper weights everything from 70gsm in Moleskine up to 100gsm in Scribbles That Matter and 120gsm in Lemome and even the ultra-thick 160gsm in Archer & Olive notebooks. I didnt love the paper though, it looked almost white.. As for the dot grid vs square grid vs graph confusion Im sure a lot of that has to do with language barriers.

I like what you said >>> What I did in the past has consequences on my present/future. <<<< what a great way to explain your love (or tolerance) of ghosting on the page of your journal. Both times I clicked on seller as they mentioned store fronts and the offerings were different and actually more limited. This sleek, minimalist planner was designed for "editors"people who use their planners not only for listing appointments but also for jotting down notes, lists, sketches, and designs. Look for that soon! I promise ;). Ive had my eye on the Notebook Therapy Tsuki 160gsm. The vast majority of notebooks here are ones I purchased myself with my own hard earn (and quickly spent) money. STM dosent appeal to me at all to be honest, I dont like the outside or the fonts in the inside. As much as I love Ghost Grid spiral notebooks, Im not sure Im in love with the construction of their hardbound books compared to some of the others. On a whim, I decided to splurge on the Nuuna because I loved the cover art, and I love it now three weeks in. [Your spreadsheet is SOoo me! I wonder if some of that Amazon listing oddities have to do with items being out of stock or being restocked in various warehouses. Yes Tracy. I accidentally ordered the a6 equivalent instead of the a5. But youre in luck! Ive looked at some pen tests on the Bondibook and know its not one that Id enjoy. I just found out about this new company Scrivwell that looks super promising! That simply means that when you click on those links and make a purchase, I will receive a small commission on those purchases at no additional cost to you. Rhodia I know a lot of people are raving about the new Rhodia Goal Book right now and Ive been tempted to give it a try. EDIT: Just got a Tomoe River paper notebook from gouletpens a few days ago. Not because I dont like my Tekukor or my bullet journal inside of it, but because I know Ive got a massive lineup of amazing books waiting to be used and Im itching to try a new book soon. ? As an up and coming stationary enthusiast, I really appreciate the material you are putting out. A subtle gray grid pattern helps keep lists and drawings neatly aligned. Thank you so much for this detailed review! Look for paper thats heavy weight (100gsm) so your pen or markers dont bleed through. Im glad you like it though! OMG! Definitely, give them a fair shake if you havent tried one of these yet. Have you had a chance to try it? I looooove the copper LT but dont think Ill ever buy one because of the ghosting and bleed through, that would drive me nuts. I loved that you were non-biased in your review though, and you clearly took the time to help everyone. If you or anyone else has any thoughts I would appreciate them Im really getting search fatigueLOL! I use Levenger disc-bound notebooks, for the lovely leather covers and ease of moving different size pages from one notebook to another. Hello! You can read the all of the reviews in their epicness, or you can take the road of sanity and only jump to a specific brand youre considering. I just got one off Amazon and theres a very slight wave to the pages as a whole. They fold back on themselves and dont take up as much desk space. I already have that notebook in my hot little hands and my preliminary review is that I like it very much. Unfortunately most of your favourites had to be struck off the list, but it was a great starting point to help with my google searches. Im a little concerned about the size though I wonder if itd fit in my A5 leather notebook cover since its almost a 1/2 wider than true A5. Then I fell victim to the same notebook experts who were raving about UberWorks notebooks. I didnt read your reviews on every journal as it depended on whether I could obtain it down here in Australia with reasonable shipping costs. Will the 160gsm paper be different the next time you buy one? Im curious to know if you have ever used the black, soft-cover InTempo Firenze journal book before and what your thoughts are. . This is exactly what Ive been looking for!!

There's no expanding rear pocket. Im SO impressed with that notebook. I started bullet journaling in a Leuchtturm and I got very disappointed very quickly. I thought I had made my mind on my next journal (Dingbats), but I wasnt super pleased that the paper is cream. when you can see the writing from the previous page on the next blank page. None of those companies required me to write and publish a review in exchange for those free notebooks they simply asked if they could send me products to try. Thats the thing with people, you cant please everyone, and theres always one that goes against the stream, and with A&O, I struggled to find them. Do you have any ideas about how to deal with this problem? For a product that contains more than one of the same item, this is the weight of one single item. You get the idea. If youd like to see a good pen test review of the Rhodia paper, check out this one by, Citrus Book Bindery Fran McKay over on the Etsy shop for. Right now on amazon they are only shipping to the US and Canada, I believe, BUT I just messaged the company and they said they plan on selling overseas on amazon starting this summer. Thanks for all the hard work on this! With an unobtrusive 5mm grid format, plus notation for marking date and time, use this notebook to record notes, jot down ideas, sketch layouts, plan schedules, keep a daily log, and more. Personally, page count isnt a major factor for me because I love notebooks and seem to collect a lot of them (oh wait, Im sure you already realize that.

I tried the lemome, but it just didnt feel as good as the Rhodia. In fact, Id say that those three are equally smooth. Please let me know where i need to put my email address in to be able to download this link. Read a and watched the videos of the notebooks that caught my eye. . Thank you for your thorough review! But there are people who are not paid for raving about the Leuchtturm and genuinely love it ? (Circle or highlight if you prefer - it's all very flexible!). Let me know which one you decide to try next and how you like it. Usually I prefer real white to ivory/cream colours but I find the creamy paper much more pleasing to the eye and not so harsh. If you have any question about this notation or if anything is unclear, please reach out to me and ask. I just finished using a Rhodia Webnotebook and started a Leuchtturm. Im definitely planning to do some testing and experimenting. Megan Im so glad I could help you find the right journal for you. The actual address book I was testing was 5 x 8 even. consulting, school, city council, etc. But when I saw the results of my own initial pen tests, I realized that those gurus were probably being paid to say nice things about a notebook that had really bad paper and was overpriced for such poor paper quality. Thank you sooo much! Or write a nice quote, keep a list of countries Ive visited, places Ive scuba-dived. So I took a closer look at the brand and specs of that notebook. Thank you for all of this! I truly appreciate your feedback and insight. After giving it some thought, we're going to go with 'yes'. However, because the ink doesnt absorb into the paper, it sits on top of the paper and needs to dry on its own before it becomes permanent which is what caused the ink to smear easily. You should definitely try the Rhodia webnotebook. So, I woulnt suspect that there is a marketing conspiracy behind the positive reviews many people simply love their LTs. I have used both LT1917 and Clairefontaine Essentials, both gridded. LT is definitely the roughest its got major tooth (I never realized quite how much more rough it was than others). I havent heard of the other two you mention (off to investigate). So yes, LT does open flat, but so do almost all of the others. LOL! Youve missed my new favorite though. Bible paper is usually around 50 gsm, though I've seen references to some being as low as 40 gsm, so Tomoe River Paper is pretty darn close to that, and much easier to come by. The Leuchtturn is one that kept coming back, but I dont like the design. I take a ton of notes. I also found it difficult to find if pages were perforated or not, which is another big factor for me! And yes, Ive got more coming. I really dont enjoy writing on ultra smooth paper no matter what pen Im using (have not tried fountains yet though.) GSM grams per square meter this is a measure of the paperweight. Once again, thank you for the article. I think Im going to get a new Cork Lemome for work. , Many people praise STM and Dingbats over everything. This includes a collection of the. I wish PPP had more cover options for dotted/grid. In the meantime, they said their etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/Scrivwell would probably ship worldwide right now!

But unfortunately its got 80gsm paper, so its one I dont want to purchase. I just bought a note pad with paper that is only 60 gramms and not coated, but had the other (very very nerdy) important specs I had. It's light enough that it's not too difficult to ignore, though, if you don't need a grid for what you're doing. Not a big deal, but just curious if theyre all like that. As I rediscovered my love for stationery during this crazy year, I also started bullet journaling. I read it all! LOL!) Besides the actual journal reviews below, Im also going to cover my method for reviewing and choosing my favorites as well as a list of the, I want to be very clear about this part before we dive into the reviews. I came into your article with the Dingbats Wildlife as my favorite (Im a newbee, this will be my first journal). Ive made the decision to only buy journals with at least 100gsm paper since I hate ghosting so badly.

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