WORLD TRAVELER Journal Notebook - 5x7 Inches 256 Ruled Pages Blank Lined Faux Leather Journal Hard Cover Notebooks for Work Diary and Writing

A handsome journal, well lined (not too narrow either).

I love this journal and probably will get more. Easy to write in and haven't noticed any bleed through. Small enough to go into a purse too for traveling.

I just got this journal a few days ago, and I love it. The cover doesn't feel like normal leather, I am not sure if it is fake, or treated somehow, but I love the feel of it. The seams seem very sturdy, and the pages are just the right thickness that the ink doesn't bleed through, but they turn easily and don't feel like card stock. The lines in the pages are just the right distance apart and just dark enough to be seen but not to overwhelm the page. It doesn't lay flat easily, but it is still new, so the seams have not stretched at all and that is to be expected of any small leather bound journal. The size is also great, it fits nicely into my small purse, but isn't "pocket sized" and has plenty of room on each page to write. The whole thing feels very sturdy and like it will last a long time.

I couldn't find specifications on this journal initially, so I ordered it and came up with the below information: COVER - The cover is made of red leather with a very simple embossed heart on the front. The actual color is fairly close to the color in Amazon's picture. If the cover appears a little brown on the product picture, the actual color does not look brown at all, but more of a garnet. The cover does not seem to scratch easily or hold marks on it. It should hold up to some abuse. PAGE LENGTH - 128 pages or 256 leaves if you write on the front and back + 1 blank prelim page at the front, and 1 blank trailing page at the back. 18 lines per page (not counting writing on the top line) MATERIAL - The paper is ivory and goes well with the red cover. It is acid-free (meaning it will not deteriorate or turn yellow easily) and made of heavy stock. The paper is not very thick and in my hands it feels about the same weight as standard American 20lb weight copy paper. The lines on the paper are a somewhat light color. They are the perfect shade in my opinion and don't stand out too much, but are dark enough for ease of use. There is some light bleeding through to the pages in areas where I pressed the pen down too hard, or when I've used a heavy fountain pen. It is enough that you can easily read what is written on the back of the page. Unless you have a light hand or are using a light ink, I would probably recommend against using both sides of the page. You could certainly do it without a mess, but it just depends on how clean of a look you want on each page. I cut a piece of a manila envelope to the same size as the journal pages, and put it underneath the piece of paper I'm writing on each time so that it doesn't bleed through to the next page. SIZE - 4.75" x 6 5/8" (not quite 5x7 as the description says) Actual writing space (length of the lines inside the margins) = 4.25" x 5.25" THIS IS EXACTLY HOW MUCH SPACE U HAVE PER LINE| (if you were to write in 12 point Times New Roman font). So expect not to get any more than 162 words per page unless you handwriting is very small. The margins are the perfect width to ensure you get enough use out of each sheet and no room is wasted. BINDING/CONSTRUCTION - the binding is sewn in, and separated into 8 sections. This way you don't have to worry about too many pages being held by one thread, and the threads can actually break and only 1/8 of the journal will separate. This method of binding is also very useful because it means you can easily open to any page in the journal and it will naturally separate along one of those sections, so you don't have to break the binding too much to lay the journal flat like you would have to with a paperback book. The binding and threads are also secured on the back with a strip of adhesive. The binding is very well made and the threads seem tight, but strong. I do not have any qualms about the binding breaking and would think this journal should hold up to daily use for awhile and several decades of storage. After heavy use, I do not see any noticeable creases on the spine of the journal where you can tell it has been opened many times. It still appears new. There is no bookmark built into the journal. I find this to be a very nicely-made and simplistic journal and think it would satisfy the requirements for anyone who wants something small and nice-looking. It is not something I would write my Presidential memoirs in, but satisfies my requirements for regular daily use.

4 stars because it’s so small but it will still work for me, the leather feels high quality and the heart is super cute.

The cover is very good quality suede with Tree of Life motif -pages are pale green with marker to mark your place; I chose for my teenage granddaughter - she. Loves green and this Xmas present . Get it .

This journal is the perfect size that I use to document my client meetings. This is the second one I've purchased (2025 and now for 2026). Great quality.

I have kept journals since I was 12 years old. I purchased this "carpe diem" one to get my through my final semester of college, just random ramblings and writing down memories and day to day events - and I must say, it held up very well! I just finished filling it in, and the endpapers are still glued to the covers and everything. The cover is a wonderful feeling soft leather, and is very resistant to damage. It obviously holds up well, since I threw it in my backpack nearly every day. It's nice and light, so that makes it great for travel - and its size is large enough to write comfortably in without your hand cramping up and small enough to easily throw into a travel bag. If I ever travel internationally, this would definitely go into my bag. :) Buy it, you won't regret it!

Been buying these for years and they are geat journals - Love them

This little book is beautiful to hold and behold - too lovely for my quotidien scribblings and lists. I hesitated for some time before plunging in. I wanted to preserve its pristine perfection... I am disappointed. Ink bleeds through the page - and not in a subtle way. I cannot write on the backs of pages; such a waste of paper. And as I near the midpoint of the book, the pages seem inclined to tear away; the book is not very well bound. This lovely notebook looks and feels like the twenty dollar volume it is, but behaves like a much less expensive one. And the fact that i can only use half of its pages devalues the book all the more.