Review on Rhodia Rhodiarama SoftCover Notebook - 80 Dots Sheets - 6 X 8 1/4 - Sapphire Cover by Elizabeth Shelton

This notebook is my very favorite for keeping bullet journals, recipe books, etc. The cover is basically thick cardstock with the outside covered in soft, fake-leather-type material. It's strong enough to protect the pages from getting banged up in my bag, but soft and thin enough that you could put make a traveler's notebook with multiples. It does get a little beat up with light scuff marks but personally I think that just adds to its charm.The paper inside is gorgeous Clairfontaine 90g, which is a lovely off-white and of high quality. This paper is the reason I choose Rhodia notebooks over others. It takes ink nicely from a wide range of pens (I use Tombow Fudes and Dual Tips mostly, but also Sharpie pens, highlighters, Crayola markers, and watercolors from time-to-time) and all do well with only minimal ghosting. The only thing I've used so far that has actually bled through the page was a standard Sharpie permanent marker. No feathering ever, and ink seems to dry relatively quickly.For anyone comparing this to the Rhodia Webnotebook -- the cover is the only difference.