IDEAHOME A5 Journal Notebooks, Pack of 2, 200 Pages, 5.7 inches x 8 inches, Blue Notebooks for Work with Pen and Sticky Note-Line Ruled Pages

The notebooks are great, but both pens broke on the first use.

Nice design, I love the ivory sheets of paper. Could be sturdier.

These are ideal journals -- just the right size for carrying in a purse or having on your desk without taking up a lot of room. They come with two pens -- the ink is a tad dry so I'm not sure how long they will last, but this fit well with the journals.

The cover on these blue notebooks is very soft and smooth. I keep wanting to run my hand over it as I am holding it. The reason I gave these notebooks 4 stars is because the lines on the pages inside are wide spaced. I prefer college ruled lined paper. Other than that, these books are great. The paper is thick, you get 2 pens and sticky tabs to organize your pages.

The lines are spaced very widely. I prefer something closer to a college ruled page. These would be perfect for a elementary or middle schooler or someone who prefers a wide ruled page.

Great for jotting down vehicle modification ideas and diagrams, or for drawing wiring diagrams as I make changes to my F100. I also use these for keeping track of maintenance as well as part numbers of stuff I use but doesn't catalog to my vehicle. In short I use it for writing down vehicle information that I need to reference from time to time.

These are nice, thicker pages that feel like good quality. The cover is very soft and feels like very fine microfiber or supple leather. The cover is flexible so it still opens cleanly and flat for easy writing. Great size for notetaking or journaling. The blue color is actually darker than it appears in the pictures but still noticeably navy blue. The built in page marker / bookmark is nice as well.

These journals are really nice. I like the soft covers and the ability to easily fold back the pages to write on them. It comes with two pens and I think that the tips are wax coated, because it took several attempts to get ink to come out before being able to write with them. I would suggest you use a scrap piece of paper to get the pen to function before using one of them on a page in the journal. The sticky tabs are a nice touch. It gives you the opportunity to write a note that refers to what is on a particular page or to link to a particular section in your journal for fast and easy location.