2026 Slim Week To View PVC Leather Effect Diary with Metal Corners - (Red)

Useful a.k.a.size, for bag or back pocket. Suitable for anyone like Mrs who hates messy, over the top items... It's a good old fashioned diary brought up to date with nice fonts, day to read, clear... I find it skothing, not to have too many non-useful pages telling us what time out would be if we made a cuppa in Australia, etc.

This was purchased for a friend because he could never remember important times and meetings, it has helped him be more confident. Marvellous what a diary can do!!!

I like the week to view format, the forward planner and space for notes at the end. I bought this same diary last year and will probably do so next year too.

This is just what I wanted and needed as a back up to my electronic devices. Light, easy to fit in any bag. Durable and reasonably priced for something that by definition, will only last a year! As paper diaries are used less, so they become harder to find. My local post office used to stock them, but no longer. Delivered quickly and in good shape.

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A lovely little diary. It is nice and slim, so fits easily into my handbag. The layout is very clear and I like the useful Forward Planner and Notes pages at the back. This is the kind of diary I always look for but seldom find. At this price there is no point in trailing round the shops trying to find something suitable.

I bought this for my own use – mainly to be kept open on my desk, but pocketed when I go out. Week to a view is what I am used to, and the format is bigger than I have been using for some years – so more practical for that, without being too big to slip in a jacket pocket.Given that I mostly also have a computer right in front of me, I don’t altogether need such information as is provided at the front – conversion tables, international information, etc., but it is there if wanted.For personal use, mostly at home, it’s fine. As a present, you may want to go a bit further up market – depending on the recipient. The main, paper, section of the diary slips into closed flaps on the inside of the pvc cover, so it isn’t exactly ‘bound’ (but it does have the traditional diary ribbon – hooray), and it is only the front of the cover that has metal corners.The paper used may be 70 gsm or less – so not altogether luxurious – but, whilst it can be seen from the other side, even fountain pen ink doesn’t soak through.

I bought this as a spare for my main diary. Reasonably priced and small enough to fit in my inside jacket pocket. Only criticism is that there are not enough spare pages at the end of the diary to write addresses, odd reminder notes and next years appointments.