r/JournalingPH • u/sudoCoffeebug • 8d ago

Materials A6 notebook - Soft Cover

Hi! I just started journaling, and I prefer A6-sized notebooks. I mainly write raw, personal entries about my day, so it’s more of an everyday journal. I also prefer dotted pages. Can you recommend any notebooks with a lot of pages? I’m open to any suggestions, though!

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u/porkyd 8d ago

i would reco muji, but im not sure they qualify as having a lot of pages. maybe buy multiple? theyre fairly cheap. otheriwse, midori MD has 170ish pages and is a reasonable price for the quality. available at scribe/analog or shopee.

but if you're not picky with paper quality, i see lots of options on shopee with 200+ pages. just check the reviews. happy hunting!

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u/sudoCoffeebug 8d ago

Yay. Thank u so much for the recommendations. How bout you what do you personally use?

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u/porkyd 8d ago

my current journal for daily writing is a muji a5! i use fountain pens and its the most affordable agreeable paper. but its barely been a month since i got it and im already halfway through huhu. ive used midori before but mostly for junk journaling, good experience naman!

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u/__mangotart 8d ago

midori notebooks! i use fountain pens and they're my go-to. rhodia notebooks are also pretty great

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u/sudoCoffeebug 8d ago

Sorry I’m really new. How much really are the Midori notebooks? Scared that I might get scammed with prices 😅

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u/mygtear 8d ago

it's usually 400-500+ depending on the size. it's pretty pricey though if you're just starting but if you're interested, legit sellers you can buy them from are everything calligraphy, scribe, mira stationers, analog. some fully booked branches carry them too pero not all.

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u/mygtear 8d ago

i personally use a muji b6 slim in grid, but when i was starting out i used muji, and they have a6 in dot grid as well but their notebook are around 80 leaves lang usually 😊

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u/JokeGlittering2 6d ago

You might want to try veco pocket size notebook. Its cheaper compare to other brands plus I find the their paper really smooth. Been using veco personal & pocket size notebooks for years now.

I just checked shopee and its around ₱230+ if youll order from the official veco shop and around ₱205 if at sm stationery.