A Leuchtturm1917 dotted notebook in A5 hardcover with 251 numbered pages, a blank table of contents, two ribbon markers, an elastic closure and a back pocket. It lies flat for planning, bullet journaling and meeting notes, making it a practical home office pick or holiday gift.
Description
Leuchtturm1917 Dotted Notebook: A Planner-Friendly A5 for the Home Office
The Leuchtturm1917 dotted notebook in the Medium A5 hardcover size is a favorite of bullet journalers, list makers and anyone who wants their notes to stay findable. Every one of its 251 pages is already numbered, and a blank table of contents sits at the front, so building an index for meetings, projects or ideas takes seconds instead of an afternoon.
What Makes It Stand Out
The dot grid gives you structure for tables, sketches and checklists without the boxed-in feel of graph paper. The book is thread-bound so it opens flat, and the 80 gsm acid-free paper is made to handle most pens. Wirecutter calls it its pick for a hardcover journaling and planning notebook, and The Strategist singles out the dotted version for bullet journaling.
Who It’s For
- Remote workers who keep a running log of calls, tasks and decisions
- Bullet journalers and planners who rely on page numbers and an index
- Students and writers who want one durable notebook for a whole term or project
- Gift shoppers looking for a useful, one-size stationery present for the holidays
Pros
- 251 pre-numbered pages plus a blank contents page for easy indexing
- Lies flat thanks to thread binding
- Two ribbon markers, an elastic closure and an expandable back pocket
- Eight perforated sheets you can tear out cleanly, plus labels for archiving
- Pocketable A5 size, about 5.75 x 8.25 inches
Cons
- Reviewers note some ghosting on the reverse side with darker inks
- Not fully fountain-pen-proof; wet inks can show through
- The light gray dots may be too faint for people who want strong guide lines
Buying Tip for the Leuchtturm1917 Dotted Notebook
Check that you are choosing the Medium (A5) size and the dotted ruling, since the same cover comes in lined, squared and blank versions. If you write mostly with a fountain pen or heavy markers, test a back page first or pair the notebook with fine gel or ballpoint pens to keep pages clean on both sides.





