AT-A-GLANCE Weekly / Monthly Planner / Appointment Book 2018, 8-1/2 x 11", Marrakesh, Light Green (182-905)

I usually order small-medium sized planners and they got the job done, but for the new year, I wanted to try something different.I absolutely love this large sized planner. It has a durable cover so you can carry it in your bag without worrying it will get desreoyed. It has a very large pocket in the front to store any notes, appointments, etc. Dividers for each month. The monthly calendars are large enough to write multiple notes on the days themselves, and come with an additional notes section on the side. The notes section is 3 times the size of my previous planner so I won't have to write multiple tiny notes in random places because I would run out of room to put things.When it comes to the week at a glance section, each day of the week gives you a very large space to write notes for the day. You also get a large additional notes section at the top of the page. I love this so much because in my previous planners, I never had a notes section and the weekend days did not have much room to write notes in (the space was cut in half).You also gave additional features like a large notes section at the end of the planner, event calendar which helps you break down any goings on in each month even further, contacts page, and upcoming holidays in 2018.I just love this calendar so much. Highly reccomend!

Love the weekly monthly format to write detailed info on the weekly pages without cluttering the monthly overview. At-a-glance has really stepped up to create beautiful items for us to use every day. Last year, I purchased the purple "mandala" style" and was impressed with it as well. If you have a three ring binder and want this style, it's very easy to gentle rip out the pages, trim them and use a 3 hole punch so they'll fit in the binder.

Since it's hard to see everything when purchasing a calendar online, I thought I'd lend my thoughts since I know that I certainly spent a long time looking for the right one and would have wanted to have these details while making my decision.The calendar is really pretty. The colors are varied and vibrant, the page margins are bright, the font is delicate, and the cover is nice and durable. The clear front pocket is also a nice addition for loose papers, receipts, or whatever.That being said, the pages are extremely thin. I like to write with markers but am certain that they would bleed through because the paper is really fine. I'm not sure how the pages would hold up to erasing either. You have to be careful when you turn the pages because they will rip easily. Another reviewer mentioned how frail the monthly tabs seemed; that is correct --- they are also merely fine paper --- and actually one was already ripped when I opened the box. I used packing tape and reinforced all twelve of them because I just knew that they'd never last a year with the way I handle my calendar. I'm still happy that I purchased it because it is really pretty to look at, but if you need something really durable, I don't believe that this is the calendar for you.

I have been using a month-at-a-glance planner and I just assumed this one would be the same size. It is much smaller, about 3 1/2" by 6" overall, barely larger than a dollar bill or your smartphone, with unlined squares that are 3/4" by 1". So I will need to write smaller, like tiny, which is ok.I knocked off one star because of the space taken up by all of the holidays that are noted within the squares. The publishers have included Mexican, Canadian, Eastern Orthodox, Chinese, and Jewish holidays, and with the tiny squares already, that is space I could have used. I used a heavy hand and inked over some of the holiday printing just so I will have enough space for normal activities.I am a married woman with a part-time business and several outside involvements, no kids. This would be too small a planner for someone with kids, I would guess, or with a busy social calendar. Forget about it if you have a thriving business or professional life unles you can write microscopically.There is a list of holidays in the front covering 2017-2020, a page showing all dates for 2016-2019, a lined column on each month's page for notes, and several blank pages in the back for notes.The size is convenient for purse or pocket. It is about the size of an iPhone 6 large format.I hope this helps.

It took some searching, but I finally found the perfect replacement for all my wall calendars and the various notebooks I was carrying around.Pros: I can keep the month page open to see my entire schedule and jot down things that come up. The month pages don't have those annoying lines on the days, and have a side area for notes. The tabs make it easy to open to the month I need. The cover looks much nicer than a plain black/green/red planner. I can use the weekly pages to take notes in meetings rather than writing in a separate notebook (or random scrap of paper on days I forget my notebook). It's durable, rain doesn't damage it and it doesn't get that dingy look.Cons: None really, it's too big to put in a regular purse but that just means I'm reminded to check it every day. It would be nice to have a few more notes pages in the back (there are two)

I’m very satisfied with this planner. I almost bought it for 2017 year, but had opted for another because of needing some type of pocket.. smart move, by adding the pocket!This planner has everything I wanted.. a calendar for each month and spacious room for the days of the week. I like that this one doesn’t have quotes and other miscellaneous add one that some planners do. Just basic and to the point. I like the design as well. It would be nice if the tabs maybe had some plastic over top. However, I’m not worried they’ll break bc it’s a hard card board type feel. But that would just feel sturdier..

handy and beautiful