Academic Planner 2025-2026 (7.4'' x 9.6''), 18 Months Calendar from Jan 2025-Jun 2026, Monthly Tabs & Pocket, Perfect for School & Work, 120GSM Thick Paper, Black

This monthly journal/planner is the perfect size. It's smaller but it still has just as much space for writing as the larger one. I especially like the 2 pages following every month - its one entire page for "monthly notes" and another page that I keep an on going to do list and I cross off when item has been completed. Anything left on the list at the beginning of new month I transfer uncompleted tasks from old list to the new list. The only thing I wish it had was tabs indicating the Months. The paper quality is of the same of a $30 Planner I just returned. For only $10 its well worth it.

I really like this planner. I especially like the full Monthly Notes page where I can keep financial info and the Monthly Tasks and Goals page to keep track of projects. I hope the company continues to make these planners.

My wife bought this for her work. She likes having something to hold rather than having everything on line. This is a nice book and is a nice size. The space provided for writing is not ideal, but that's just a personal preference thing. Overall, this is a good product for the money.

Both my sons have used paper planners for school. I highly recommend it especially if you get teacher buy in ahead of time. This has just enough room to write so it makes it doable for kids to learn how to organize

Flimsy product, but it serves its purpose for the price. All pages for date range are present. Pages are easy to use. Very light planner. Depending on how you use it, you may need a bookmark to keep up with the current date.

Nice item!

First to know, it takes you 18 months into mid-2026.Second, I couldn't find the same calendar planner as what I used in 2024 but with some mental and finger adjustments it's just fine. It has a page with the 18 months, and you can thus enter events and project your future on one page. Then, it gives you a 2-page month with the weekly pages in between. There are other features, but all companies put in their selections of info to be different.Finally, the paper is sturdy and the binding lets you lay it flat/open on the desk.It has some odd features, such as a daily log for "Water Intake", having 8 droplet icons. If you don't want to measure your water intake, you can use it for some other daily measurements. Also, a thin elastic strap allows you to close up the book (for privacy and a bit of safety from spills) yet keep your current month or week for quick access.If you want something totally electronic, this won't be for you, but you're probably not reading this section, anyway.

Smaller than expected so there is limited room for writing in calendar.planner quality is good. good protection for pagespages are easy to turnpaper thickness is good