A monthly planner could be a good addition.
921555
Very good. A monthly planner could be a good addition as stated by someone else. Otherwise it very interesting portable and useful.
529736
it has plenty of space to plan and the monthly overview brings a lot of clarity in your mind! I would have loved it even more if it came in more patterns.
587470
I really like this Planner. It looks just as in the photo and I have already gotten comments on how pretty it is which is always nice. It feels of good quality. It has the overall Monthly pages as well as the individual days. I like that so I can mark which days and see easily which I need to visit in more detail rather than flipping through. It is nice to make appointments marking that you have things filled for that day in a monthly view. I like that it didn't start in the middle of last year, I don't like to have to thumb threw or rip out half the book in order to start using it. It is a great size, it is big enough to see everything clearly but small enough that it wouldnt be an inconvenience to stick it in a briefcase, or mid sized purse. It also has an address book in the back, which if your cell phone dies, I personally don't know more than maybe 2 of my close friends numbers if that. Sad but its the world we live in so it is always nice to have to refer to. I would buy it again, and refer others to as well.
400575
Ive been using this planner for years. There are ample lines for daily planning and a monthly calendar for a nice overview. And the front and back sections contain interesting information, such as a perpetual calendar and distances between cities, among many other features. As long as they continue to make this planner, Ill continue to buy it on an annual basis.
3733534
I love this planner! It comes with a bookmark that you can move around to mark the date, which is a super handy feature I had not seen on a planner before. Also you can mark goals for the month and for the week. Basically, it's just a well-designed planner
3282976
I really like the set up of this planner. I wish there was a little more room for the hour by hour set up. I don't use the daily set up every day, only when I have a lot more than usual to get done. Otherwise, the weekly and monthly is sufficient. But on those busier days, it is really helpful. it has a really nice little pocket in the back for theater tickets, coupons, recipts, notes on slips of paper, etc. All things considered, I think it is a good buy and worth the money.
2936701
The At-A-Glance Monthly Planner is a thin planner with the same dimensions of standard "typing" paper (8.5" x 11").
This means you can tuck it into a standard portfolio (folder) and carry it around with greater ease than a Franklin Planner. For many reasons, it won't replace a Franklin Planner, and it's interesting to note that the cost of this planner is roughly half of what a Franklin Planner 1 year refill costs.
The textured paper cover has a plastic backing, so it should hold up pretty well. Each month's plans can be entered into the double wide monthly grid. The stitch bound planner also includes calendars for the next 3 years, and a table of common US holidays for the next four years, and several extra pages for writing notes. The time zone map inside the back cover also includes common area codes, although the northern Illinois area codes are printed too small for me to read.
The product description says there is a poly pouch inside the back cover. The planner I received did not have one of those. Even if it did, the $18 price is a little high.
1431917
I liked the size of this planner and the layout of the pages. The month view before the start of each month is handy and the cover designs are all pretty
1116936
So i want to start off saying I love this planner. It has the exact set out that i like. There is even a section for address and notes. On the pages it not only tells you if that day is a holiday but the moon phases. Now that being said I really have no use for the extra months. I always by planners  in November/December. It was unclear to me why the planner started in like Sep. of 2017. So there was a lot of wasted planner space that could have been used for extra notes after the months or something. I will probably use them for something but it makes much more sense to add the last 2 months of the year and then some for the upcoming year. Other than that np complaint.
4840890
not the typical planner.  There are two months on each page.  So, there is little room to write meetings, etc.  Then, they add one full blank page opposite each of the two month pages for extra notes.  I do like how it goes up to July 2018.  So the first part of the planner takes up 18 pages (2 months on each page and one page of notes)  THEN...they added about 50 pages of note paper, so the overall planner is thick and weighs a lot more than just the 18 pages that would hold the actual calendar.  I will try it for a few months and see how this works.  But, I really just wanted a calendar, not 50 pages of blank paper.
2910183
Nice thick cover should protect the pages. I like the sections to add weekly tasks and notes. My only complaint so far is that the "monthly" pages are actually just a four week calendar, so you can't fit a whole month on there. I can carry the extra days to the next page, but it would be nice if it had 5 weeks so a whole month could be on a single page.
4376022
A bit smaller than the calendar that I usually get (House of Doolittle Laminated Write-On/Wipe-Off Wall Planner - 66" x 33"), but I wanted to reclaim some wall space for a dry erase/cork board. So far, it seems to be working at okay. You do have to get use to the layout of the months and the smaller squares for writing stuff. I specifically got the this particular month layout to see if I like how it works with scheduled items that span a week or more. I do miss the larger calendar, but I think the layout might work nicely.
2300290
I would prefer that the monthly tabs were in the calendar so I can move from month to month more easily.
513889
The cover is quite sturdy, and I really like the quotes and the helpful spaces throughout the planner. Typically I'm not a fan of lined planners, but these ones avoid the cluttered feel because they're spaced wider than usual. The monthly calendars are particularly helpful as they have many holidays (not Hindu holidays, notably). As someone who used to write out the dates for each day, I especially appreciate that each day already has the date at the top. I find this planner a good buy as it's much of what a teacher needs without extra heft or nonsense. Last: it says August through mid june, but it's actually dated through 6/28. Bonus for those of us who usually have several snow days to make up!
469759
This planner is what I was looking for - it offers a monthly view and weekly view of each day. I like that there is enough space to write several lines for each day. All in all this is what I was looking for in a planner. :)
969612
This book is well organized, and thoughtfully put together.  There is month at a glance, and week at a glance, which is nice.  There is a spot for shopping lists, planning of personal time, (What's that?) and meal planning.  The only thing I did not like is that I ordered it in January, and it started July of 2012.  That seemed like a waste to me.  I need it for school though, and decided to keep it.  When it ends in June 2013, I will have to get another one, and then I will be on track.  Seemed unusual though, as planners mostly go from January to December of a given year.  That is the only reason I didn't give 5 stars.  Also, the cover is vinyl, and holds up nicely.
2827391
High-quality planner.  I like the tabs for each month.  There is plenty of room for writing.