2026 Diary - A5 Diary 2026 Week to view from January 2026 to December 2026, Hardcover with Back Pocket, Twin-Wire Binding, Apricot Flower

Very nice design and good organisational pages. Some of the months finish early on one page and the last few days carry forward into the next month which was slightly disappointing. Still a good diary and can be left open on view at the current page with it being spiral bound.

This is the second time I have purchased this diary. I love the picture on it and it has good quality paper inside. Had everything inside that I need. Great product.

Perfect for job

Good quality paper & printing. Very pretty cover. Excellent layout inside. Just perfect for my needs

As a sixth form/A-Level student, organisation is VITAL!I'd totally recommend this for you guys, and anyone else at uni/secondary school. You get enough space to write anything. The pages are nice quality, too.I love the design! The hard-cover has a waxy kind of coat, it's nice to feel! Slim, easy to fit in my bag. (Kanken 13 inch laptop bag)I've already started using it, and intend to continue to do so. It's great!The ribbon is tight and so if you have any notes/slipped in 'bits and bobs' you should be fine to keep those all secure.Ink does NOT leak through paper! I've used fineliners, muji pens, zebra sarasa gel pens, pencils, and highlighters. Nothing leaks. I guess it might if you press super hard like any paper.It's slightly thicker than standard office/printer paper! Amazing!There are tabs that have the months on. These tabs are plastic so won't get damaged! I love this effect they have added. It means you can flick to your month easily.Each month has a day-to-day view plan, but also a monthly spread at the start. So you can make the best of both worlds! I love this!Personally, I use the monthly spread for dates of exams, just putting an asterisk etc. And then for the day plans, I use this for to-do lists, reminders, etc.PICTURES: I've tried to add a size comparison with my Casio Calculator, as I know most of you guys in secondary school-uni would have at least in the past used one of these, so can imagine the size! It's on a book-stand BTW!Please vote helpful if you found this a useful review!

At the moment I'm using the planner for 6th form, when doing my a levels. It helps me so much when keeping my work up to dateAt the start of the planner it has a 2 year monthly page showing the dates, also it has week to week pages as well as monthly, and on this page there is a small version in each corner, of the months ahead (helping you get a better overview of the year) - also has a holiday page which really helps.I use a lot of pens which usually show through paper etc, but am so pleased that the ink does not seep through. the colours are so vibrant and beautiful - but not neon. it also as a bit of elastic that helps bookmark the week you're on.However, one thing which i recommend would make it even better, was if it had a notes page at the end of each month, as atm i am having to put spare notes on the weekly days - this isn't a deal breaker at all, but i just think it would be more effective.I am really am not disappointed :) i do recommend it - and have already to some friends

This diary is beautiful. Such a steal.

Good distribution per week: Monday through Sunday with a summary. Each day in the week has ample space to write in events, including the weekend followed by a "summary".The Holidays located in front pages of the diary are UK plus France, Italy, Spain, Germany and NOT the USA.There is also 4 pages for CONTACTS: Name, Address & Number which is very helpful to include most of your important contacts. The pocket to insert small notes on the inside of the back cover is good; one on the front cover should be added as well.Pages are of good fibre so if it gets wet there's no problem; also good to doddle on.Good diary