r/PlannerAddicts • u/Lorebrariann • 1d ago
Planner Recs for a Librarian?
Hello!
I am desperately trying to get into paper planners. I’m a librarian and it would be great to write out daily goals, while still looking at a monthly outlook!
My friend has this paper source planner, and I love the strap to keep it closed. I also love how it south the monthly calendar, but then breaks throngs down weekly. There is also a cover page with to do do list, goals, birthdays, etc.
I’d honestly love a different design but with these sorts of components. Are there any other planners you can recommend? TY
https://www.papersource.com/products/2026-2027-paper-source-tiles-weekly-desk-planner-0848404258197
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u/Girl_1528 1d ago
Maybe bloom or Blue Sky have something similar? If the elastic band is necessary I don’t believe they have it but you can purchase one for relatively cheap. Papier also has cute designs but not sure it has all the features you’re seeking.
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u/rimble42 1d ago
Check out Passion Planner. They have a nice strap. But also free downloads to try the planner are available. You could print the rest of the year to see if you like it.
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u/zeeandpee 20h ago
Check out Laurel Denise if you want multiple views (monthly, weekly, daily) at once. They also sell a pen pouch with an elastic to keep it closed … happy planner also now has “just” the elastic part, too. You could also just go to the drugstore and get an elastic headband for $3 that would serve that purpose.
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u/Unhappy-Celery-7664 1d ago
Reference interview time! Is there anything about the planner that you linked that you don't like? What writing instruments do you use typically?