JSTORY Large Monthly Planner Lays Flat Undated Year Round Flexible Cover Goal/Time Organizer Thick Paper Eco Friendly Customizable Stitch Bound A4 16 Months 18 Sheets Kraft 8.46 x 11.61 Inches

It’s not the fanciest planner of course but it was perfect for what I needed in that moment. I will go a couple months at a time forgetting my planner exists sometimes then go running back having to skip a couple months in my planner usually but not with this one so it was perfect for me 😂 there is a lot of space to write of course (I was able to have an extra column and/or row to use as I pleased for to do lists, upcoming events, etc.). If you like to kinda build or customize your planner or aren’t the most consistent (like me) then this is perfect

If you are looking for a barebones monthly calendar this is it! The cover is a good quality kraft stock. Bright white interior pages with black ink are well printed. Interior sheets are good quality. It is possible that ink will bleed with dark or heavy pen.The uncluttered design is easy to use and the weight feels good in the hand. I love the size as it allows for a hit of note taking too. Great purchase for my needs.

I almost never review products, but I really love this monthly planner.It is perfect for my needs. It's very sturdy. It lays flat. Pages are thick with no bleed through. It contains a generous 17 months, which is great for overlap with the next year. Great quality overall. Also, all the letters are actual Helvetica, not some off-brand san serif font.Whoever designed this scrupulously resisted the urge to add any unnecessary features. It gives you a grid with one unlabeled column and the rest are M T W T F S S, and NOTHING ELSE. To me, these are huge pluses. You can start the dates whenever and order as many years ahead as you like. There's also no inspirational quotes, reference info you can just Google anyway, or any other clutter.If you're into bullet journal style decoration of your planner, there's plenty of opportunity for artistic customization. (I don't do this, but I know some people really like that stuff.)Some potential drawbacks: Squares don't have dates, and you have to write in the year and month, too. You have to think through carefully how to best fit in a few awkward days per year. Also, the weeks start on a Monday, not Sunday. (To me, this actually makes more intuitive sense, but it may not be what you're used to.)Anyway, in my opinion, it's an obvious five star product.

I've ordered my second one. There is no better way because you can jot and doodle all over it in the large spaces. Nothing beats seeing the months all at once. Highly recommend!

I've seen this undated monthly planner before, but I passed on it because it wasn't an 8.5 x 10 booklet. I just wanted it to fit perfectly in my poly school folder, but I changed my mind this time around. I like this monthly planner for many reasons. I'm using it to keep track of my assignments for this school semester. There's more than enough room to plan out 12 months. I really like the layout of the monthly spreads and that Sunday is in red and at the end of the week. Lately, I've been in the creative spirit. I've been using stickers, stencils, crayons, sharpies/markers, and gel pens to personalize and make the booklet interesting. I've been enjoying the creative process. It's nice to take breaks from homework and tap into the artist in me. I also love the kraft paper cover. The paper stock is not cheap or flimsy. It's quite good. I used sharpies to write the month in the upper left hand corner of the page and noticed bleed through. I'm not mad about that at all. It doesn't ruin anything and now I know for next time. I look forward to drawing and stenciling in this planner. I'll definitely be buying more.

Abslolutely love this planner, but just wish that there were more pages! Saw this years ago and super happy that it's on Amazon. I use post-it notes so I can reuse the pages.

This planner is AWESOME! Nice and sturdy cardstock pages, huge squares to write in, and an extra row for notes on the side... and it's made with recycled paper and soy ink!I purchased a pack of stickers (okay, 4... but don't tell anyone) to use in my planner for the dates, special occasions and to decorate. (I am NOT artistic, so there's no drawing pretty doodles on mine! Lol.)The only thing that messed me up was that the week starts on Monday, not Sunday. Which I like, but for sure wasn't used to that... and I numbered the first month wrong because the little trolls in my house distracted me and I didn't see it started on Monday, but I just used my stickers to cover my written mistakes... and now you're the only one who knows! ;-)I did take my fancy marker and ran it down the middle of each page to create a line where the planner is bound.I love that this is a 17 month calendar... wait... did I miss a page?!?

I usually get a mini and an extra large, but this one is just perfect for having on my desk all the time. i love the minimal design and the pink cover (usually go for the kraft cover but the pink/sparkly makes me smile!)