Moleskine 2020 12-month Weekly Pocket Notebook Planner - Black

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Publisher's Synopsis

Each two-page spread in the 12-Month Weekly Notebook Planner is formatted to show the week’s appointments on the left opposite a ruled page for notes, ideas and to-dos on the right. Dated from January to December 2020, this handy, structured layout allows you to see each week at a glance, while also providing the space and freedom of a notebook.

The classic black cover has a color-coordinated elastic band to secure your plans and a bookmark ribbon to help you stay on track all year round.

hard and soft cover
rounded corners
elastic closure
ivory-colored, 70 g/m², acid-free paper
useful tools: travel planning, time zones, international measurements and dialling codes
worldwide holidays calendar available from moleskine.com/diaryaddons
color-coordinated expandable inner pocket
'In case of loss' notice printed on the flyleaf
matching ribbon bookmark
reusable paperband B-SIDE featuring additional printed tools
lies flat, opens at 180°

Book information

ISBN:	8058647628912
Publisher:	Moleskine
Weight:	108g
Height:	140mm
Width:	90mm
Spine width:	13mm

About the Publisher

It all started many years ago, with a pocket-sized black object, the product of a great tradition. The Moleskine notebook is, in fact, the heir and successor to the legendary notebook used by artists and thinkers over the past two centuries: among them Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, and Bruce Chatwin. A simple black rectangle with rounded corners, an elastic page-holder, and an internal expandable pocket: a nameless object with a spare perfection all its own, produced for over a century by a small French bookbinder that supplied the stationery shops of Paris, where the artistic and literary avant-gardes of the world browsed and bought them. A trusted and handy travel companion, the notebook held invaluable sketches, notes, stories, and ideas that would one day become famous paintings or the pages of beloved books.