Moleskine Passion Journal Wellness Journal 400 Sheets with Hard Cover
Sheets: 400, Cover: Hard, with Bookmark, with Pocket
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Designworks Find What Brings You Joy Wellness Journal Leather B6
Sheets: 98, with Bookmark, with Pen Holder
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- Notepad: They open mainly from the top, usually with spiral binding or glue, for quick and everyday notes.
- Replacement Pages: Sheets for refilling refillable notebooks, binders, or folders.
- Writing Paper: Individual sheets or pads of sheets for schoolwork, notes, and written exams.
- Bullet Journals: Personal and custom-made planners. Their pages are either blank or dotted, so the owner can design an organizational layout according to their needs.
- for Travel (Travel Journals): For recording trips, experiences, destinations, and memories.
- Wellness Journals: For recording and tracking habits, goals, and activities related to wellness and self-care.
- Recipes: They feature a special layout with ready-made fields for ingredients, instructions, and preparation time. They help you organize and keep all your favorite cooking creations in one place.
- A3: 29.7 x 42 cm. The largest size, the same as a disposable paper placemat.
- A4: 21.0 x 29.7 cm. Size equivalent to standard printing paper.
- A5: 14.8 x 21.0 cm. The most common size for a notebook.
- A6: 10.5 x 14.8 cm. Dimensions similar to a printed photograph.
- A7: 7.4 x 10.5 cm Pocket size, as it corresponds to an old-style ID card.
- B5: 17.6 x 25.0 cm. Equivalent to a school notebook.
- B6: 12.5 x 17.6 cm. Approximately half the size of a B5 notebook and like a small pocket notebook, slightly larger than the classic pocket notebook.
- B7: 8.8 x 12.5 cm. Approximately half the size of a B6 notebook and like a very small pocket notebook, smaller than the classic pocket notebook.
- Ruled: Notebooks with lines are usually for general use.
- Square: Notebooks that have squares inside them.
- Graph Paper: Ideal for plotting mathematical functions or experimental data and designing curves.
- Cartridge: They have small rectangles inside, unlike squares which are square-shaped.
- Ruled Sheets: Notebooks with empty space on the left side for the teacher to write notes.
- Suitability for pen, ballpoint pen, or marker is based on the paper’s weight (GSM) and quality.
- for Pens & Fineliners: Paper 100–120 GSM (or high quality, but lighter weight), optimized for pens and fineliners. It prevents feathering and ink bleed-through on the back side, offering smooth writing flow.
- for Markers & Highlighters: Paper suitable for markers and highlighters, with increased resistance to ink bleed-through. It is usually over 120 GSM. It does not refer to alcohol markers, which require a special type of paper.
- with Flexible Spine: With a specially designed spine that folds up to 360 degrees without the pages coming loose.
- with Heat-Sealed Seams: Binding with strong glue on the spine, without spiral, like classic books. It offers a minimal look, a completely free writing surface for comfortable writing, and an elegant design that fits easily into any bag.
- Pocket Size: Small notebooks designed to fit comfortably in a pocket or small bag. Their dimensions are usually 15 x 10 cm or smaller.
- with Pocket / Sleeve: With an additional pocket / sleeve for the safe storage and organization of cards, documents, or notes
- with Holes: With pre-punched holes in the pages. It allows you to remove the sheets and place them directly into a binder or ring binder, for easy organization of notes.
- with Numbered Pages: The pages are already numbered, making organization, the creation of contents, and the quick finding of your notes easier.
- with Bookmark: They include a bookmark for easy marking and finding of the desired page.
- with Personalization Option: These are notebooks where you can choose a name, initials, or your own message to be printed on the cover. The relevant text is entered in the special field that appears in the cart.
- with FSC Certification: The paper comes from wood from forests that are protected and managed responsibly, according to FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) standards.