Why I buy this one ?
- The basic pocket-size book. 192 lined pages. Imported from Italy. 3" x 5"
- Many are the sketches and notes, ideas and emotions that have been jotted down and harboured in this trustworthy pocket-size travel companion before being turned into famous pictures or the pages of beloved books.
- Each Moleskine has a rigid, oilcloth bound 'moleskine' cover, and the acid free paper pages are thread bound.
- They also have an elastic closure and an expandable inner note holder made of cardboard and oilcloth and a removable card with the moleskine history.
- A great way to get things done! Pocket-sized - junk your PDA!

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What our customer's say!

"It was meant to be...", I've been keeping some form of a journal since I was in the first grade. I have always loved to write. But my problem was sticking with the journal I was on. It was always to big or two small or the lines were to far apart or I had to use a specific pen etc. I've always been very particular about the little things.
But that's why the Moleskine is the perfect notebook, it satisfies the little things. It is small so I can take it everywhere. The smaller lines allow me to fit more on a page and they allow my small handwriting to fill up the page as well. I use Zebra F-301 Ball Point pen for the Moleskine, and they flow so well on the acid free paper.
I love how compact and sleek it is. I love how the pages are thin but sturdy. I love how it looks when I flip though the used pages. I love how it has an elastic enclosure and a bookmark to mark my pages. I love the back pocket which is roomier then you would imagine. I keep a picture of my mother when she was close to my age in there. It serves as a reminder how I am to today, and where I could be in twenty years. The notebook is something that I can look back on and remember my time and my life as it once was.
Again, it's the little things that get me excited. And this little black notebook has won my heart and my pen. I love it. It's something you have to try for yourself. There are three difficulties when it comes to Moleskine. The first is actually purchasing the notebook. I'm eighteen years old, I use three at a time. They aren't cheap, but they are well worth it. The second is breaking it in. The first word is always very daunting because it looks to perfect to taint. But once you have passed the second hurdle, the hardest one comes, putting it down. I carry mine everywhere. It very bittersweet when you finish one.
When you write in a Moleskine, you feel like a writer. Buy one and try it out, you know you want to.


"Honestly the best notebook there is.", Okay, I'll bite.
What I' m about to relate is gushing praise, but I assure it's 100% true and not mere sarcasm: This is the best collection of unmarked pages between two covers that you will ever own. I've used a moleskine notebook as a day planner every year since 2004. I honestly don't know what I'd do without it. Can you get by with something else? Sure. And I have to say that I've found some el-cheapo Mead products that'll get the job done in a pinch, but honestly, there's nothing like this litte notebook. Ruled pages, hard cover, bookmark, inside pocket, they thought of everything and even managed to make it small and aesthetically pleasing. Truely, this is the iPhone of notebooks. It's ten bucks. Just get one, try it out, thank me later.

"Best Notebook Ever", I don't know that you could ask for more from a notebook but this has been the ultimate travel tool, body armor, brain dump, artistic escape, GTD list, shopping list, map holder, goal saver, love maker, and Thetan blocker that I could have ever asked for.

"To India and Back", I diligently tried to go digital with a few different PDA's including my Blackberry, but I kept coming back to pen and paper. Paper doesn't "crash", it can't be hacked, copied or get infected with a virus. I filled a few "Black and Red" brand notebooks, and while they are high quality they are a little big (8.5 x 11).

This one is small enough that I can put it in my back pocket (jeans or dress pants). The spine has a little give even though its a hard cover and I can sit on it and it isn't too uncomfortable... your butt gets used to it. Very durable. I use it for all my my notes at work (I'm an executive at a fortune 200 company), and the little pocket in the back cover is perfect for business cards. All of my business notes are in the front and I start from the back for personal lists and notes that I want to keep. That way, no matter where I am, I've got my personal and business stuff handy.

I've filled three of them so for. On my last one, the spine split during a three week trip to India, but none of the pages fell out. It took a pretty good beating and it even accompanied me on an elephant ride. A few people made comments that you can't use gel type ink pens because the ink smears when you close the book. Didn't find that to be much of a problem.

I'll never go back to a full size notebook and I'm hooked on this durable little guy!

"The superior traveler's notebook", There is not a thing I can add which hasn't already been said. My experience is that they hold up better than anything else I've tried. I left a star off on the rating because as some have mentioned, if you write on both sides of the pages, these is a slight bleed through. Otherwise perfect for on-the-go note recording!

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"Sometimes smaller is better", I am a huge Moleskine fan and user, but I actually ordered this size of Moleskine by mistake and decided to keep it in my car. What a great idea! I still use a larger size for my daily journal, but this one is perfect for the between-seat bin in my car. I record lists, reminders, phone numbers, mileage, ideas...just about anything when I don't have my regular Moleskin with me. When I want to take a Moleskine that fits in my pocket, this one fits perfectly.

There is no other journal or "diary" that matches Moleskine in quality, design and value.

"Very handy little notebook!", Great little ruled notebook, not too widely ruled.
No 4 stars because I tend to write with slightly "wet" writing fountain pens with broad nibs, and there often is a little bleeding through the pages.
Not so much though that, when you write on the other side, it becomes hard to read.

"My new addicition!", I have recently become addicted to this little black book. They have hundreds, no, thousands of uses and I need some more of them. Pocket sized, nice looking and fairly rugged as well. Mine gets some good abuse and is holding together rather nicely. As far as the limitations of use ... the only road bloack is your imagination. There are larger sizes if this one is not big enough to suit your needs. Not to mention several paper styles as well.

"The Perfect Travel Journal", While I don't use a Moleskine for everyday journaling (although I probably should), it has become an indispensable tool for travel journaling. I became a proponent of journaling on my first trip to Europe over 10 years ago, when I came to realize that not only does it enhance the moment but will enhance your memories for decades to come. It's also a great way to pass the time while riding on trains and buses.

The Moleskine is the perfect vehicle for this - it's small enough to fit into a pocket or travel purse, lays flat enough to make writing easy, has a small pocket for ticket stubs and other small travel souvenirs, and a wrap-around band to hold it all together for you. And it looks elegant - I still remember trying to hide the cover of my first purple and pink travel journal, which was all I could find at the time. When my daughter gave me my first Moleskine, I realized that I would never again have to initiate the quest for the "perfect travel journal" - I had found it.

"A must-have for a portable journal", I love these notebooks. They feel like they'll last forever, the paper is of high quality (thin, but not TOO thin), sturdy hardcover, the pocket in the back is great for photos and little notes for throughout your journey (no matter what that journey might be), and the band and bookmark just... work. This is a notebook of the highest quality.

True, you'll pay for this quality, but you'll know that unless it's thrown in the fire, chances are very very high that it'll last forever.

I can't recommend these enough, I try to always have one on me... y'know, just in case. :-)