Moleskine Cahier Journal, Set 3 Notebooks with Plain Pages, Cardboard Cover with Visible Cotton Stiching, Colour Kraft Brown, Pocket 9 x 14 cm, 64 Pages

Nice size, and quality paper for taking all types of pen.

I have been using these Cashier Plain Pocket Journals for the best part of 10 years now. For me they are the perfect note book. They look lovely and their size is perfect to carry around in a pocket. Add a small pen and you have a great combination to capture thoughts, poems, literary ideas or sketch. I love a blank page, particularly a plain note book; it is so versatile and full of possibilities. The paper quality is excellent and it feels great to write on either with a roller ball or a fountain pen. I generally keep the books for separate and discrete functions. Prayer diary, things I read and want to capture, writing ideas etc. In this way, these journals become works of art and memory in their own right. Something to keep and treasure. The back 16 pages are perforated which might be useful for some. The back page also has a useful pocket which can hold other paperwork - business cards and flyers you might pick up whilst out and about. If I heard that Moleskine were discontinuing this notebook, I would purchase a lifetime supply!

These are nice notebooks to carry around in a pocket for a quick note though the pages don’t do well with gel ink or fountain pen ink as I have seen a little bleed through. It’s completely fine with ballpoint ink and I do tend to come back to buy these as they are about the size of a 6.1 inch iPhone and I personally like the Kraft cover.

I bought these to use for a Christmas project. I sewed fabric to the front of them in a random patchwork fashion, and then gave them to arty members of my family with instructions that they had to do a sketch a day for 2 months. I was trying to get their creative juices flowing - and it worked. They loved it! Just the right size for carrying around, nice paper, not very expensive.

Great quality! Worth every penny!

The thicker, hard-backed Moleskines have their place, and so do these. Their selling point is that they are the same quality and the page size is big enough to be useful but the books are slim enough to slip in a pocket anywhere.

Easy note books to keep in your bag. Or as birthday presents something to doodle on.

I decided to get some of these to make my own travel journals. They are small enough to slip into a pocket or bag and the little pocket in the back is useful for storing little bits of ephemera. However, the paper is quite thin and if you press too hard you will see the writing on the back of the page. For the same reason inky pens aren't idea. But for value of money and style these are great simple notebooks that look great with decorated covers - if you want to personalise them yourself.