Pukka PadIrlens Rose

Pages began to tear out upon arrival.

I went by the image which shows the Rose as a pale peachy rose colour. It isn't. Its bright pink. I can't use it with my eyes. I've switched to lavender which is a true to colour pad.The Rose ought to be renamed at Pink. Call it what it is. Many of us, myself included are buying the coloured pads because we need to not be writing on bright white, if it's described as Rose and shown to be a mild peachy colour that is what needs to turn up. I might like oranges but if I buy an apple I don't expect it to taste like a strawberry.That said. The paper is really good quality, and I can use ink and it doesn't smear or soak in.

I don’t suffer from dyslexia but do like coloured notepads rather than plain boring white. Pukka pads are good quality paper well bound and a pleasure to use. They come in 5 or 6 colours. Not quite so keen on the very dark blue and green ones but that is merely a personal thing. These pink ones are lovely

Arrived quickly and considering it is pink not hugely pricey. Daughter has dyslexia and she is pleased- we will be getting more. It is also helpful as a couple of her college lecturers think all dyslexics need yellow- if she has yellow anything she can barely read at all so it is useful for them to see her writing on pink- hopefully it will lead to conversation as they print everything off for her on yellow thinking they are being helpful-it is really kind and she is doesn't want to offend them but she really needs to be able to read!

I like the colour and quality of this notepad but it came creased (affecting every page) and the back card was also creased. I don’t think it’s a lot to ask for a pristine notepad. I won’t reorder for this reason.

Ordered this pad as looked a nice orange in the picture arrived and it’s pink.Apart from that it’s not a bad pad