feela Dotted Journal Kit, Dot Grid Journal Hardcover Planner Notebook Set For Beginners Women Girls Note Taking with Journaling Supplies Stencils Stickers Pens Accessories, A5, 224 Pages, Teal

Awesome value for your money.
I’ve attached pictures to backup the info I’m throwing together below. To start I will say I am very satisfied with the buy. I think this would be great for someone getting into, or wanting to get into a bullet journal. Perfect for a gift option simply for the whole kit factor and the starter pack feel of the extras. For under $30 you are getting a quality (real quality) bullet journal, a set of stencils, set of stickers, a whole set of colored pens, etc.Journal itself:The quality seems rather well made. Semi hard cover leather/pleather material. The pages are not to thick, not to thin, bound well and turn easily as you flip through it, without being too flimsy. It has two separate ribbon book marks, index section and that handy folder in the back where you can stick those stencils and stickers. (personally I almost never buy a journal without one of these.)Also, I used a Scholar Prismacolor brush pen on some of the images above and had 0 bleed through on the back of the pages which was great!Washi Tape:While they appear thin in the pictures above they fit perfectly within the dotted grids on the pages and adhere really well. I had no lifting and it was easy to raise, trim, then re-stick the edges without them losing adhesive.Pens:The Writing Pen is of “ok” quality, there are better and there are worse pens out there…it’s just a fine tip pen so it isn’t the “deal or no deal in this buy” and it works perfectly well. The colored pens work really well and you get an awesome variety of them. Also, a plus that may or may not matter, but they have a cool design to them.Stencils:They offer a variety of options and can be really useful when you get creative. There are five sheets with varying shapes/sizes/types/and themes. (tip) if you use colored pencils for the stencils make sure they are extra sharp as some of the stencils are pretty fine.Stickers: You get a good starter selection here. In my opinion stickers for journaling are always an opinion item, meaning you pick the type you like. This set gives you a good selection of varying styles and colors as well as a few festive options.Overall, I’d recommend this product. I was more than satisfied, immediately opened it and was able to use everything without any issues to get started on my new bullet journal for the remainder of the year.

Great product, lots of moving parts
I’ve been using the bullet journal system for about a week, and am already a convert. I always hated the lack of flexibility in a traditional planner and wanted to get back into writing things down with my hands like some sort of 17th century gentleman. The total customization of the bullet format is fantastic! That’s not really an endorsement for this specific product, but if you’re thinking about trying a bullet journal, try it.I got this looking for a basic, no frills bullet journal to hold sketches (I’m awful, but trying to improve) and planner/productivity stuff. The journal itself does exactly what’s on the tin- its cover is pretty sturdy (enough for my casual neglect in a crowded backpack), and the paper is of reasonable quality. The included pen and markers don’t bleed through and impressions are likely only visible because I press too hard. I’m going to talk about problems with the product, but don’t let that take away from the fact that I really like it and use it constantly, in case the 5-star rating didn’t make that obvious.I have 3 concerns about this product, all of which are very minor and haven’t yet interfered with my use of the journal. First, the included pen isn’t especially smooth and does seem to have some bubbling/running dry problems with heavy use. The markers are better, but the caps can be difficult to attach quickly and I can never find the black one in a hurry. My solution was to order a separate pen I like better: a gel pen with a rubberized grip. Not a huge deal.Second, there are tons of little bits and bobs included: stickers, rolls of tape, stencils, and probably more I’m forgetting. For some people, this may be a selling point. If you wanted to use these things for decorating your journal, you’ll enjoy having them. I am certainly going to lose them. Since I don’t use them much, it’s not a big deal, except that I’ll feel bad about it. The pocket in the back of the journal has worked as a storage device so far, but putting stuff in there does contribute to the 3rd problem. I would have preferred something more minimal, but your mileage may vary.Third, I’m not totally sure about the quality of the binding. The pages aren’t going anywhere, but you do need to hold the journal open to use it. This has been true no matter where in the journal I am. Maybe this gets better with time, but it does complicate using it somewhat. There’s probably a hack for this somewhere, but I haven’t found it yet.The seller is wonderfully communicative, and this got to me quite literally the next day, which was awesome. Maybe I wouldn’t buy this particular set again, but if I had an artistic friend who was struggling or a perpetually disorganized coworker, I’d definitely get this as a gift for them.

No bleedthrough from the pens, good variety of items included and the book itself is still going strong after a year. Buying a 2nd as a gift, would recommend.

My 12 year old granddaughter loved, loved this! A bit expensive for what is basically a notebook, stencils and a couple of pens but it is well made and they love it and really enjoy writing and drawing in it. So worth it for the smiles.