This has to be the first notebook I've used where the first page isn't bound tightly to the cover, making it almost useless for writing. I was very surprised and pleased that the first page lay flat against the rest of the notebook, and I didn't have to skip over that sheet or rip it out and undertake a repair job.
One thing I didn't really notice but will mention: at the bottom of each page is a large rectangle 3 grid lines tall with very faint lettering denoting that Whitelines has a patent pending. This didn't really matter to me, but I wasn't put off by the Rhodia trademark in the bottom corner of the Webbie 1.0 either. If that's something that bothered you, this may irritate as well.
Otherwise, the black Perfect Bound Whitelines is a handsome grid notebook with many pluses and only one minus. The color scheme is attractive and unusual as well--I like the deep matte black with bright pumpkin orange banding and white print (the pictures don't really capture how bright the color is, nor how fine the black color is on the very sturdy cover).
I love Tiny Dancer! (And the look of this notebook too.)
ReplyDeleteI was listening to that at the B-Cup cafe and just started writing it out. Almost did the mondegreen (Hold me closer, Tony Danza). :)
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