Review on Floral Wedding Planner Book And Organizer For Brides - 5 Tabbed Sections, 9" X 11.9", Hardcover With Metal Corner, 5 Inner Pockets, Sticker, And Elastic Closure Band by Eddie Pollard

I recently purchased this "teacher" planner for our first year of home school.Likes:- Inexpensive Cost- Beautiful, modern, muted design- Sturdy cover, but not heavy- Spiral bound- Lightweight- Thin spiral NOT thick like other teacher planners (ex: Erin Condren, printable homeschool binder planners)- Areas for birthdays/special dates, monthly plans, weekly plans, and weekly activity schedule, sneak peek calendar in corner of month, and holidays on the back cover- Starts in June and ends beginning of JulyDislikes:- While other homeschoolers do not use this section of most teacher planners, I like to keep my kids' grades in one space, and I like writing them down versus digital. It's a personal choice. I'll likely keep them digitally, but I found a free download and created a printable one for our first year of homeschooling.- The subjects on top panel of the weekly schedule. It is just my personal preference, but I like to have the days of the week on top of the weekly plans, and the subjects located on the left side panel, so I would've loved that in this planner.Overall, I am extremely happy with my first homeschool "teacher" planner. It was a pleasant surprise how well it is made for how inexpensive it was. I've received a lot of compliments on it from friends who are also homeschooling, and I've shared the link with several folks.