Review on 📒 Jack Richeson 8.5x11 Drawing Paper Pad: 150-Sheet Spiral Notebook for Artists by Denise Davis

I hate taking notes with a ruler. My hand cramps when I try to write in lines and just writing over the lines irritates me visually. In addition, regular spiral notebooks are flimsy and the metal tips can snag or break. I wanted a spiral notebook that was unlined, large, and inexpensive. In my classes, I take notes and sketch ideas. This semester I decided to invest in three of these notebooks for taking notes and sketching in class. Size 8.5 x 11 is perfect; It fits easily in my shoulder bag and isn't awkward to maneuver, but it's big enough to fit a lot of words on one page. Yes, it's about $12.89 (at the time of this review) which may seem expensive, but I'm reviewing two smaller notebooks per class per semester and they cost about $5 each and bother me with lines and weakness and also due the fact that my notes are spread across books. These books get me exactly what I want, and one book should get me through the semester (I'll get back to you if not). So I think everything will even out.