RHODIA 117808C - Midnight Blue Bullet Journal Goalbook Flexible Notebook - A5 - Dotted Dot - 240 pages - 90g Ivory Clairefontaine Paper - 2 Ribbons, Elastic Closure - Faux Leather Cover

I recently picked up the RHODIA Soft Notebook and I’ve been enjoying it quite a bit. The burgundy cover gives it a nice classy look, and it feels pretty sturdy. I appreciate the A5 size it's just right for carrying around without being too bulky. The dotted pages are great for bullet journaling, since they let me jot down notes or sketch things out easily. The paper quality is impressive. At 90g, it handles different inks well without bleeding through, which is a real plus if you like using markers. The two ribbons are handy for keeping track of multiple sections, and the elastic closure keeps everything neat and tidy. My only minor critique would be that the faux leather cover can feel a bit slippery at times, but that's not a deal-breaker for me. Overall, it’s a solid notebook that meets my needs for organization and creativity. If you're into journaling or just need a reliable notebook, I’d say it's worth considering.

I’ve been looking for the perfect daily notebook and for me this is it. It’s a real joy to use with my fountain pens (broad and italic nibs with Waterman black ink m). It’s sooo smooth, there’s no bite and the ink absorbs well. They’re very little show through, so I can write on both sides of the page - something I couldn’t do with my Moleskine.The cover whilst attractive, probably isn’t the toughest but as it lives on my desk that isn’t an issue.They’re not the cheapest but for fountain pen use this is close to perfect for me.

I bought two Rhodia goalbooks -- one with white paper and dot grid and one with cream paper and square grid. Both have excellent quality: the paper is smooth and my fountain pen writes beautifully. I'm wary of perpetual calendars but this suited a project that started in May (which is too early for the academic or 18-month calendars) and a bit of a waste for the January start. But what I discovered is that the layouts -- vertical year, horizontal month, plus 222 numbered (yay!) pages are customisable. Aside from the usual usage as a bullet journal, I'm using one book as a research journal, relabelling the months as chapters or sections; I use the vertical calendar as a numbered to-do list for each section and the horizontal 'months' for overview/summary notes. And of course since the Goalbook includes an index, I can then cross-reference the pages.

I love these Rhodia notebooks, perfect size for my daily gratitude journal and by using different colours I also use them for client notes. Buy these books

Beautiful.I bought a slightly different one by the same maker last year and was slightly aggrieved at the extra cost of this one initially but was really pleased once I received it. It's lovely with more features (Numbered pages, two bookmarks contents page, title page, year at a glance page and month at a glance pages.)Once again, it has that wonderfully textured, sturdy soft cover and really good quality cream coloured pages.My sister owns a leuchtturm and we both agree that the quality of this paper is vastly better. (Thicker, smoother and much less bleeding)Really good quality and I can't wait to start using it once I fill my last one!

Great notebook. I love the quality of Rhodia paper. But I still like Leuchtturm better, as the pages are a bit lighter in colour and better with water-based markers. My mum however, liked the darker dots of the Rhodia more. I also appreciate the leather(ish?) semi soft cover. And I love the contrast of colours. Overall a premium notebook, in the range of Leuchtturm 1917 and Moleskine.The goalbook format is simple and perfect for bullet journaling.

Great quality paper, like the flexibility and colour of the cover. I have several of these notebooks a pleasure to use. Can use fountain pens with this paper no bleed through.

These are lovely notebooks for bullet journalling. Really like the soft covers.But, the pen holders are defective. I've had two stretch so much after just a week or so that they don't hold a pen anymore. I've had to remove the elastic from the back cover and buy a replacement stick on pen holder.Such a shame - lets down a great product.

Qualidade, esse é o nome. Amo. Não vivo sem.

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Decepcionante... Estou usando os blocos Rhodia (quadriculados) e a qualidade do papel é muito boa e adequada ao uso de caneta tinteiro. Comprei o Goalbook achando que a qualidade e adequação seria a mesma.Mas como dá para ver na foto, embora a gramatura seja 90gr (enquanto os blocos são 80gr) faz muito ghosting no verso e "sangra". Como pode?Achei péssimo. Nem vou usar.... A foto que aparece a ferragem de fichário é do papel de um bloco Rhodia, com o mesmo teste de canetas e tintas. Vejam que mal tem ghosting.

My wife is on her second bullet journal in this brand and swears by them. The pages mark out clearly where particular sections can go and she is organized from one journal to the next quickly. It is HIGH quality. Well worthy the price.

Os cadernos Goalbook da Rhodia são de qualidade superior. Capa resistente, folhas pontilhadas e numeradas com papel de gramatura alta, não deixa vazar tinta. O bolso de cartolina na contracapa é muito útil.