A5 Bullet Dotted Journal Notebook | 160gsm Thick Bleedproof Paper, Lay Flat Binding, 160 Numbered Pages | Hard Cover Dot Grid Notebook/Bullet Journals for Creatives, Students & Professionals-Ginkgo leaf

I had a journal from a different seller that was 120gsm, and was unhappy with the bleed through of the paper, so was looking for something thicker. This journal, with its 160gsm paper, worked great! They offered a nice variety of colors and front graphics to pick from as well. The silver-gilt page edges is a nice though somewhat ostentatious touch.Due to the thicker paper and hard cover, it is thicker than my other journal at about 3/4 of an inch. Writing on the pages is quite pleasant with a Sharpie S-Gel pen.For my bullet journaling needs, this is a great option at a good price.

This is such a great quality bullet journal. The craftsmanship is wonderful.I’ve been using all the markers and pens on this journal and none have left any ghosting or bleeding in the pages. The thickness of pages are wonderful for me. I’ve used alcohol based markers, water, and even acrylic brush pens. The texture of the pages are buttery smooth when writing. I also love that the pages are WHITE and not off white/yellow/brown. I would say that this journal is a little bit more expensive than others on here but it is SO worth the quality of the thickness of the pages. 10/10 i will be purchasing another one in the future.

The seller reached out to me about the edges and said that they would add back some journals next time with blank edges. I think it's really cool that suggestion is being taken into consideration, as well as matching the edges with the designs on the journals. My opinions were just that -- opinions -- but I have been a long time customer and do want to have future version of this journal to continue using, so it's nice to have my suggestions/thoughts taken seriously. I will definitely be buying more journals in the future as the styles update and change to include more designs that I'll hopefully love.I hope that the journal designs to continue to grow and become more numerous. I've really loved these journals for the last few years, and I hope the quality continues to be the same with the current new designs/prints. I've had no issues with the previous journals I've used the last few years. They don't bleed through, the binding is never an issue, and they've always been really cute. I'm happy that the designs will include some blank edges in the future so that I'll have options I love again.----------I’ve been using these journals the past few years for my yearly bullet journals, and I’ve loved them! However, they recently made changes to the journal. First, they gilded the edges, which just looks tacky and cheap. I bought one to see how it looks in person (hopefully less noticeable) and it still doesn’t look great. Silver edges don’t match every cover or design color. It doesn’t look great.The paper itself feels slightly smoother, where I wonder if the ink will take the same way. I got the oak leaf one this year (I’ve had genko, archer, and the wheat/beige one). The oak leaf color is very yellow, more so than it looks in the description. It’s more yellow than a neutral-like brownish color. I was really hoping it would lean more brown/beige than yellow.I hope they get rid of the silver edges eventually. It makes it look cheaper than fancy. I don’t think it was a good change. I’m not sure if I’ll be ordering from them again, or if I will use the one I just got as my 2025 journal.

The journal itself is beautiful. The accessories are fun. The only reason I took off one star is that the sticker sheet comes wrapped around the journal, so the stickers in the middle are pretty wrinkled. I haven't started using the journal yet, but if it hold up well, I'll definitely buy it again.

I love the color and the quality of this journal. Much more affordable than others with the same quality.

I had an A&O notebook last year and that was honestly the most luxurious notebook I've ever had. It was very nice, but I just can't spend almost $40 on a notebook again. I don't really do a lot of journaling or collections in my bujo so I only used about 2/3 of the 160 pages in that notebook. As much as I loved it, I didn't use it to its fullest (and it made my bag extra heavy).My only real requirements for a notebook are good paper (minimal bleedthrough), lays flat, and unobtrusive cover design.I looked around and heard about this Seques notebook. It doesn't feel quite as nice as the A&O - the paper feels just a smidge thinner and isn't quite as bright, the spine puckers when it's open.Despite all that, the difference between the two brands is like saying one is 98% perfect and the other is 94.5% perfect (and $12 less).The Seques notebook is 5/5 stars because the value is amazing and the details of the product far exceed the price point. You get all the bells and whistles: minimal bleedthrough 160 gsm paper, lays flat, 2 books marks, the back pocket, a pen loop, freebies, numbered pages, a nice box to keep flake stickers in, a wide color range to choose from...Ditto to another review on here that says they'd like a smooth cover option. I've had a cloth covered notebook before and it's fine if you're careful with them but showing their wear is unavoidable after a while.Anyway, I'm looking forward to using this notebook this year!

Fantastic. Came with a few cute freebies too. I like the sturdy pocket in the back. It has the capacity to expand quite a bit if you add a lot of pages to it. The paper quality is great and had very minimal bleeding.