Celestial Large Address Book

Exactly what I wanted! Each tab is for 2 letters, i.e.,"A/B", "C/D", etc. Each tab such as "A/B" has 8 pages and each page has 4 sections for website/password information so a total of 32 addresses/passwords per tab. The book itself is a perfect size and the blue with gold emboss is gorgeous! I bought one as a gift for my sister and will be ordering more. I'm very happy with this purchase.

I should take a picture of my desk to show you the mess on it... every size of paper possible in unorganized piles, and they are all papers with passwords and user ID'S written on them! I was so sick of searching thru the piles for passwords, and when I couldn't find the correct password, I would have to request a new password, which then put another piece of paper on my desk! (gggrrr) I thought about a spiral notebook, cheap, but not functional unless I also bought TABS and put them on. So when I did a search here and request 4+ star reviews on password books, this Celestial Address Book was one of many that came up. The book is FANTASTIC! It has a hard cover, more than enough pages WITH TABS, and the price was great for my broke wallet! I know I have hours of work ahead of me going thru the piles of papers on my desk, but I'm so looking forward to being organized! (and being able to clean the dust off the desk.. no more sneezing... woo hoo!) I WANT TO THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR REVIEWS AND PICTURES... I think I love ya all ! and I want to thank the designer of this book. The designer put a lot of thinking into the organization and the build of this book. THANK YOU! (oh, thank you too Amazon for carrying this item!)

great password book and plenty of room for all your pass words, the only one thing they could of done better is make plastic tabs for individual letters, there made out of the same stock as the paper, so some of them are already beginning to tear

This is a great address book! Call me old school but I like to have a hard covered, handwritten address book on my desk. This one is ideal with wide ruled lines perfect for filling in and not having to write too small. The little pocket in the back was a nice surprise for storing stamps and address labels! The spiral binding and sturdy cover insure that it will be useful for many years to come.

I've come to the conclusion that the quest for the perfect password book is simply a metaphor for the much larger goal of finally getting my home office organized. Oh, the number of password books I have purchased over the years: some were too large (and cumbersome) and some were too small (requiring tiny print). Some (such as those with the white covers) got lost in the mess of documents that always seem to nest on my desk. I hold great hopes for this one - ideally sized, spiral-bound, and a cover so garish that I'll only lose it on my desk if the lights are off. I'd rather have single-letter tabs but it's not as though I have so many entries that I can't flip a page if need be. I don't need the pages in the back for software licenses but it's a convenient place to park the service code and serial numbers for my computer and printers.

I'm going to be the butthead that gets super picky about details because I'm a graphic designer lol. Below are pros and cons from my point of view.Pros:- Perfect for writing legibility. There is plenty of space to write all contact information that is easily readable. I definitely recommend the larger address book.- Beautiful cover! Love the gold foil/embossing on the cover and cover back.- Tabs are pretty much letter by letter with the exception of a few like PQ that are combined.- Beautifully designed. The Celestial elements are wonderful and cohesive through out.Cons:- While it is a small detail the intro page to each letter has no gold foil/embossed features. I truly thought they would be a replica of the cover. Dissapointed in the fact that it just looks like a dim gold Pantone shimmer. More like a silky costing, not shiny gold.- There are only 18 contacts for each letter. If you are like most families, you need more contact spaces for a handful of letters. I'm using this for wedding invites, but I'm easily going to run out of room on 6-8 letters. I guess I'll just use the random letters like XYZ I don't use for some letter overflow.- I didn't read too much into the cover material, but it feels cheaper. Not the printing on the cover, it looks like a specialty print design, but the material feels like cardboard. It especially feels vulnerable around the spine. I don't expect that area to hold up as well.All in all, totally recommend the book! I'm a bit picky since I work with print and paper, but I love the theme! Enjoy all you space bound dreamers!

Perfect gift for my Dad, who is not tech oriented at all, and would be COMPLETELY confused by a password manager app). Dad either picks ridiculously easily-guessed passwords, or else he is regularly forced to reset his passwords nearly every time he needs to log in (because he can’t remember what the last password was when had to change it last time he logged in).This book is a simply laid-out address book specifically designed for internet sites & mobile apps, and their associated passwords, as well as extra pages for home router passwords, etc. This should replace Dad’s multiple sticky notes lying all over his desk with his old passwords (most of which don’t say which website they are for, and are generall expired passwords – but Dad is too worried about losing “something important” to throw any of them out. Now he can keep everything nicely organized and at his fingertips.In terms of security, it looks like a personal journal or a hardback book, and the big wording saying this is “PASSWORD LOGBOOK” is a simply part of the packaging, and is disposable (so the book exterior has no words, and would not look like a password list to someone not familiar with it)I suggested that Dad write down the name of the app or the website in ink, but

The pro: having everything in one place.The con: I thought with larger pages, each address section would be larger. Not so - there are more sections per page, so they aren't really any larger-spaced than the smaller, more portable books.

This is great for putting my competitions sites and emails in, I use it all the time . A good size book .

I am very pleased with this password address book.Nice quality and being in large print is ideal for me being elderly.Also plenty of space which is just what I needed.

Love this book. Tabbed pages so easy to find the password quickly. The elastic is a nice touch to keep the book closed and hold anything slide into it in place. Paper quality is really nice. Highly recommend.

It was a present for my dad who is obsessed with internet security and has too many difficult passwords to keep track of. He hasn't received it yet but I am sure he will love it. Delivery was quick and it's a high quality product. Would recommend.