Burde Story Marble Academic Planner 2021/2022 | August 2 2021 to August 28 2022 | Weekly Planner Perfect for Journaling and Keeping Track of Your Life | Diary 2021-2022

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Please watch my video review 😊Pros:Nice sturdy cover.Weekly planning section.Academic year - ideal for college, school or universityDecent quality paper.Cons:A tad pricey as we are already in to August.I hope you find my review helpful 😊

I think this planner is quite expensive, especially if you are looking at purchasing it now… when you have already lost a month.The planner arrived wrapped in cellophane. I was disappointed by this unwanted plastic waste.I like the colours of this planner and think it is quite eye-catching. I like the gold foil detailing but think the colours will show the inevitable dirt that will get picked up over the year. The thick, hard covers make this diary hard-wearing and durable. Spiral bound, this helps when writing in the planner and I find this style far more practical.Inside is a plastic ruler bookmark that clips to the spiral spine. I think this is a great idea. There are three timetable pages at the start, making it ideal for students. Several pages are year planners for 2021, with a quick overview and then a small amount of space to write tiny notes.This planner is a week to two pages, with plenty of space to write notes. It runs 2/8/2021 – 28/8/2022, so if you are reading this review, you have already lost some time in this diary.Each bottom corner of the page is perforated so this is a neat way of keeping track of your current week as you rip each piece off.At the back of the diary is a 2022 year planner and many notes pages. This makes the planner far more appealing, especially when you consider the first few weeks are lost to school holidays. A document holder is on the rear cover and it feels quite durable.The paper in this planner is good quality and it is a really nice, basic academic diary. There is plenty of space to write in but I do think it is a bit on the expensive side.

I adore Burde planners for their premium quality and thoughtful layout. Burde can always be trusted to create a beautiful diary especially suited to the buyer or giftee. This planner is no exception.Simply wrapped in cellophane, with a hardback cover and gold ring binder, this planner offers a sleek design with a helpful layout to assist organisation, and space to focus on ideas and goals.This planner is A5 so can fit in a bag on the go, but is also solid and weighty enough to have its place in a desk or work area. The pages are crisp with perforated corners. There is a handy ruler in the front, room for notes at the back and a little pocket to keep loose papers in.A perfect gift for someone wanting a way to plan their time in a handy and stylish diary.

The cover is tough and doesn’t bend/cut easily, which is great for durability when I pack it in my backpack. The spiral binder means I can fold and write in the planner without damaging it, and the pages are thick enough that my fineliner pen doesn’t bleed through or leave impressions on the previous sheets.There’s plenty of space in each day/box to break down a busy schedule, and it's helpful that I can see my whole week if I just open the diary fully. I’m not a big fan of planners that occupy more than two pages for just one week because I find it a hassle to keep flipping.The note pages at the back are great for brainstorming or jotting down random notes throughout the day, and the to-do lists are perfect for my grocery shopping trips.Super efficient. Would be happy to recommend.If this review helped, please click on the ‘helpful’ button to let others know! Thanks ツ

I really like this mid-year planner/diary, it is beautifully designed outside with the green marble effect, the ring binder edge feels secure and the front and back are covered in hard lightweight cardboard, so they won't bend. The inside papers are well designed, lots of space to write and organise. The back pocket is a good size to store notes or receipts. I like the removable ruler, you just pull it slowly from the ring binder and it comes out and then just move it to the next page and push the edges in.

Very happy with this. It has lots of good things about it. Firstly, it is spiral-bound so lays flat, which is a great plus if you’re using it as a desk diary. Also, it has a plastic ruler/bookmark that you can insert into the spiral binding, which means you can keep your place easily. Additionally it has perforated corners so you can use that to make sure you know where you are. I really like these.It is a good academic diary as it runs from the beginning of August 2021 until the end of August 2022.It’s a week to view on each double page which is perfect and overall well laid out and well thought out. Perfect for me and I’m very pleased.

The diary/planner arrived sealed in a plastic cover, the diary looks and feels well made and stylish with a hard front and back cover, the marble design looks lovely and the gold binder details really set it off, inside you get a weekly view across 2 pages with a monthly date view in the bottom corner, the corners are perforated for quick page access, there's a removable ruler in the front that gets clipped back in once your done, in the back there's a yearly view, checklists, planning and spare lined pages for notes, the book is dated for 2 August 2021 - 28 August 2022 and it has an elasticated closure, overall a very good quality A5 planner, thank you.

It's a good diary/planner if you need a smallish one (I had missed the A5 size in the description) that will fit in a case or bag. It's academic so it goes from September to August - which is great for students and teachers. It's got various planners and spreads to organise yourself plus a movable ruler and a pocket at the back. All in all a very nice bit of kit.I had the marbled version, not sure how long it will keep clean and it's wirebound which would concern me if it was carried around a lot as I find they can get damaged. It's also quite expensive at £18. Would I recommend it? Maybe; although at a cheaper price point that would be yes.