Moleskine Classic 12 Month 2020 Daily Planner, Hard Cover, Pocket (3.5" x 5.5") Black

I had to renumber all the October and November Dates for 2020

The photo is correct, the description of the item is wrong. This ietm is actually a DAILY PlannerThese planners are well-made and are some of the very few portable page-per-day calendars available.

I used this planner throughout 2019. This planner provides the best organization and the best layout I’ve ever seen. It’s customizable if you want to customize it, but leaving it as-is nullifies no features. There is no planner like it and I am so glad I found it. I will be buying these every year for the rest of my life. The classic black doesn’t hurt either, it’s very sophisticated. The pages are smooth and a treat to write on. The ribbon is a silky lavender/gray gender neutral tone. The cover is hard and doesn’t scuff easily. I wiped it down twice last year and there was no discoloration from liquid on the hardback cover.

I thought I was ordering the large weekly, horizontal planner, in "magnetic green". But what I received was a daily planner (one page per day). I now see that Amazon has mixed products under a single heading. When I went back to order a replacement I saw that when I selected a color Amazon switched to another product! Look very carefully at photos so you get exactly what you want. You might not find what you need in all colors. Amazon should fix this mix up in catagorization and descriptions.

I love Moleskine planners and have bought my fair share from Amazon. This is the first that has arrived looking pretty manhandled. The bottom edge is dinged and bent in several places and the spine has dent at both the top and bottom.

From the weakly constructed spine to the super-thin pages, this Moleskine disappoints. I've had Moleskine planners, journals and those little volant cahiers through the years and they were pretty much OK. I could find something to use to write in them without much of a problem. Not so this one.I've tried: Blackwing 602, Uniball Signo Micro 207, and in desperation ordered specifically for this planner a .28 Uniball Signo. I don't have a heavy hand, but they all emboss the opposite side of the page plus the ink shadows thru.I was going to bite the bullet and soldier on, but decided to order a Rhodia goalbook and be done with it. (2 of them, actually; they were on sale and it will get me through the whole year). No deliberating which writing instrument will do the least damage before I even turn a page.Happy 2020, everyone and good luck with your planning!

I have ordered the Moleskin Classic 12 Month planner for over a decade. I'm old fashioned and very visual, so writing down "to do" items keeps me organized.

I bought the snappy pink daily planner (terrible color name, but beautiful deep pink suitable for an adult woman), the cheapest of the daily planners, and absolutely love it. I didn’t understand how hefty it would be at 400 pages, which is just over twice the typical Moleskine at 192 pages. It’s of satisfying heft and I expect will wear well as the year progresses. It has lots of useless pages of maps but almost no extra pages for notes. Also each month gets squished into only one page instead of spread across two which would leave room for at-a-glance notes such as weight or mood (I’m keeping this as a work log and mood journal for my depression). My main beef is that the pages are thin so if you write on both sides of the page, you have to be careful of what type pen you use or it bleeds through horribly, as with all Moleskines.

Like a few people, I suppose, I feel the need to write, but also find it a difficult process to start. Having this one page a day journal, does the trick for me. The size and the format is just perfect for that purpose. It would also be useful in a practical sense, to keep a daily list of things to be done. I can't help feeling though, that computers, smart phones and all that, have taken over that aspect.

After using Moleskine for almost 20yrs, I decided to jump ship and try Leuchtturm, primarily nectar it held my fountain pen ink and didn't bleed - which has always been an issue with Moleskine.However, at almost twice the price, the cost of Leuchtturm is prohibitive and, to be honest, more than a little ridiculous. So, back I've come, cap in hand and begging forgiveness.It is a damned shame about the Moleskine paper quality though. Because there's nothing worse,when you want to have diaries written in your beautiful cursive and copperplate script; to find the next page looks like a children's paintball party.Still, it's cheaper and more portable... and I kinda missed my Moley.

I think there is only one word to describe this diary - a disaster!!It looks like they continue cutting costs and it really shows, it is cheap, the paper is horrible, pens bleed and go through pages, it feels like it is not going to last a year, it is the last time that I bought any Moleskine product, after being loyal user of over 10years!!

Have been buying this diary for years - excellent product. My only gripe is that once upon a time it came with an address book insert but no more. I am still using an old and rapidly filling one from times past. This is probably a cost cutting exercise but I’d happily pay another few pence for its return.

I have bought a new moleskin diary every year for nearly a decade and they never dissappoint. The perfect size to keep a diary and do planning, plus the colour (a dark mustard) is gorgeous

Like this a lot. Useful year planner at beginning. Also with all my U3A groups and busy days I needed to write notes. This does the job. Like the colour of cover also.

The best diary by Moleskine - Leader in diary planner production and other specific formats that are second to none - Thank you Moleskine

The paper quality is not as good as Moleskin products used to be: I use a Fountain pen and the paper is too absorbent. I shall continue to use the Leuchturm products in future as I find their quality superior, albeit on occasion slightly more expensive.

This is my third year using a moleskin pocket diary. It will not be my last. Good quality, small and user-friendly.

My only go to for my diary each year. Do wish Moleskine would come up with some more fun colours though - I don't like to repeat colours over the years and I am running out of choices!

My favourite for years. It could be cheaper but the quality and very good design is for sure what you pay for.

Nice pocket sized planer, and it made a good gift for a friend who was headed to uni.

Excellent planner, you can write as many details as you want for every hour of your day.

Lively finish good size would have preferred ring binder effect which would stay open more easily

A beautiful book, high quality paper, and it has everything you need out of a diary.