Pukka Dyslexia Pad A4 80gsm Ruled With Margin 100 Pages 50 Sheets - Color: Rose

Good quality paper, thick enough to prevent any pen coming through on the other side too. The coloured paper really helps me read back and remember my notes.

I am currently trying to do my functional skills and because their is lot writing my dyslexia is haunting me after being away from school for 35 years making my brain work after all that time dyslexia is just bad as was pink paper really helps with dark pen barel pens are good to use with this pad thanks to Rentokil

I don’t suffer from dyslexia but do like coloured notepads rather than plain boring white. Pukka pads are good quality paper well bound and a pleasure to use. They come in 5 or 6 colours. Not quite so keen on the very dark blue and green ones but that is merely a personal thing. These pink ones are lovely

This paper is good for the children to write on.

Lovely, soft colour and good quality paper.

Definitely recommended for anyone with reading or writing problems.

Love writing on different colours and these pads are quality every time

I'm a severely dyslexic university student, I have always used a computer, even for exams, because of my struggle with handwriting. I decided to try these pads as a last ditched attempt to be able to take my own notes at university, instead of using a note taker and I was very pleasantly surprised. I make far fewer spelling errors and even more importantly, I can now read the notes I take!I use the pad to rewrite my notes into neater copy before filing, outside the classroom without time constraints. I've found the pink, yellow and green books most helpful (in that order) but the blue was too deep and didn't give me the same benefits, but everyone's different so maybe that's just me? All in all I will be buying these pads as long as I remain in education, and probably even when I move into work.

Pages began to tear out upon arrival.