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Title: Handstitched Traveller Autumn Leaves: Lined by Paperblanks Book Company, Publishers Group West ISBN: 1-55156-321-5 Publisher: Paperblank Book Co Pub. Date: December, 2002 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $12.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: A small treasure
Comment: This blank book has all of the features of the larger blank books, but it's small. I found it perfect for writing my own book of Life Lessons. I like having blank books for various purposes - capturing quotes, writing letters, etc. This size is handy to have on my shelf. Sometimes what I want to write just seems to fit better in a small book.

Rating: 5
Summary: Nice!
Comment: It's sometimes difficult to know until you hold a journal in your hands if its quality is worthy of your thoughts. Curious about this series of blank books, I located one in a Border's store so I could examine it closely, and was sold (though I actually bought several of various styles through Amazon due to the greatly reduced price and wide selection).

Just wanted to reassure any curious journal-keepers that this is a very nice book for having paper binding. The surfaces of the front and back plates are silky smooth, taut and very pretty. The spine, being sewn with strings, is tight, yet allows the book to lay completely flat when open. The pages inside are very smooth, practically non-porous grain, and of a medium weight, thick enough for fine-tip pen-and-ink, but too thin for any other medium of drawing or writing element. I'm usually a fan of leather-bound journals because they're sturdier and more aesthetically pleasing to me, but as paper-bound journals go, these are among the nicest I've seen.