Lined Journal

Nice quality notebook with sturdy binding. A step up in quality from normal drugstore fare. Nice ribbon bookmark as well.

Repurchased these notebooks twice! And will be repurchasing. The quality of the paper is very good. The pages are very thick and you don’t bleed through. I use these for work and write notes and to-do lists. They last about 3-4 months. Very good for everything. I’ve used the blue and the green and it’s worked great. The cover color does not bleed either. Wonderful!

I am on my 5th one of these, the color stays the same and so does the quality, perfect for journaling, a good size to fit easily into a bag, and the little pocket is super helpful.

This journal is an amazing dupe for Moleskin. I've now bought 3 of them, and couldn't be happier. While there are some subtle differences in appearance, the quality is really impressive, especially given the price point. The binding is a little uneven, but not enough for me to deduct a star. Among my best purchases ever from Amazon in nearly 20 years as a customer! *The light pinkish/lavender journal is a genuine Moleskin, while the blue one is from Huhuhero.* Edit: Ended up deducting a star. After a few days of use, it's become apparent that the quality of the newer journals is not the same as the one I bought a few years ago. It's still a very good product at a great price point that look nearly identical to Moleskin, but the quality has changed. By no means a deal breaker, but enough of an issue to warrant an edit to my original review.

I recently started learning how to play the piano, and I needed something that was small enough to fit comfortably on my music desk, but was still large enough to write things in to reference while I was playing or learning new things. I also really needed a notebook with some reasonably thick pages. A big issue I ran into with the notebooks I had laying around the house is they were just too big, or the pages were way too thin, often resulting in my ink bleeding through the pages and creating a gigantic mess, and lots of unusable bits of paper. The Huhuhero sports 120GSM thickness, which is quite thick and the pages have a very nice, sturdy feel to them. The thickness means you can write on the pages without having to worry about your ink bleeding through and ruining the pages behind it, or making the backside of the page completely unusable. The Huehuhero covers all the bases in that regard, and for the price, I don't think it can be beat. When I need more, I intend on buying the 5 pack. All around I am very satisfied with this notebook. I suppose my one and only minor complaint is that it is a little bit difficult to remove pages should you so desire. The pages aren't really meant to be removed from the binding. It is possible to do this, albeit a little bit difficult. It's not very often that I have felt the need to remove pages, so it's not that big of a deal to me and it doesn't make me think this notebook isn't a good one. Despite this minor flaw it still does everything I need it to do, which is all I want out of a notebook.

This is the first time I've purchased a writing notebook like this. I was going to buy a Moleskine, but I read a few critical reviews, noting the paper didn't seem to be as nice these days. This notebook is less than half the price of a Moleskine and looks and feels great. I really like how it easily lays flat when open. I've never used a Moleskine, or any other similar brand, but this notebook is high quality and will more than meet my needs. I wish it came in additional colors, but I'm fine with the plain black. UPDATE Jan 2019: I was at a store yesterday and an employee there had a Moleskine notebook. I looked at the Moleskine to see how it compared to the Huhuhero notebook. The outer covering of the Moleskine wasn't quite as thick or stiff as the Huhuhero and didn't extend quite as far past the edge of the paper, but it felt fine. I felt the thickness of the pages in the Moleskine, and they were noticeably thinner than the heavy pages in the Huhuhero. I can now understand the critical reviews I read saying that the Moleskine pages are thin and can bleed through. After seeing the Moleskine, I was able to confirm that the Huhuhero notebook is very high quality and a phenomenal value for the price. I had to search to find the paper weight for the Moleskine Classic notebook--apparently it is 70 gsm. The Huhuhero notebook lists the paper weight at 125 gsm. This is a huge difference that is obvious once you feel the thickness of the Huhuhero pages.

Overall seems to be a good notebook overall. Thinks I like- 1. I like the overall feel of the book and the book mark and elastic band are nice touches. 2. It works with a fountain pen. 3. Haven't seen any ghosting and with normal writing no bleed through. Things I dont like- 1 the front of the first page is basically unusable for me. I attached a picture to show what I mean. 2. Bleed through as you can see in the picture a heavy amount of ink in one spot will bleed through. That spot was caused because my pen clogged, and I was trying to get it to write again. I didn't take stars off though as it doesn't bleed through with normal writing. 3. It gives to much feedback on a medium nib fountain pen for my taste. I do enjoy the book overall, when using a broad nib fountain pen. It does seem like a good notebook, and a budget friendly solution. I don't know if I like this more than Rhodia or Mnemosyne model 197 notebooks. That being said I will be getting a few more to give to some ballpoint pen users.

Absolutely love my Huhuhero Lined Journal Notebook! The quality is exceptional, with sturdy binding and smooth, high-quality paper that's perfect for writing. The lined pages make it easy to keep my thoughts organized, and the sleek design gives it a professional and stylish look. Whether it's for journaling, planning, or just jotting down ideas, this notebook has become an indispensable part of my daily routine. Definitely a must-have for anyone looking for a reliable and stylish journal!