Notebook w&k A5 96 pages (lined) — compact A5 notepad for notes and planning

w&k A5 96 pages (lined) is a compact A5 notebook designed for everyday note-taking, planning and light sketching. Its ruled pages provide even lines for organized handwriting, while the softcover and slim format make it easy to carry in a bag or folder. The 96-page capacity balances portability with sufficient space for meeting notes, study tasks, to‑do lists and daily organisers.

Advantages

The notebook combines a lightweight softcover with a standardized A5 size that fits most bags and document holders. Lined pages support neat, consistent writing and make it easier to structure notes and lists. With 96 pages, the pad offers enough room for multiple projects or a short-term planner without adding bulk. The simple, neutral design suits school, office and home use.

Suitable for

• Taking class or lecture notes
• Meeting minutes and work planning
• Daily to-do lists and personal organisers
• Homework, study summaries and revisions
• Quick sketches and idea jottings

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (approx. 148 × 210 mm)
• Pages: 96 lined pages
• Page ruling: horizontal lines for handwriting
• Cover type: softcover for lightweight handling
• Binding: glued or staple-bound spine (softcover construction)
• Colour: neutral exterior suitable for multiple uses

How to use

Use the notebook as a portable writing surface for notes, plans and lists. Open to a fresh page and write along the ruled lines to keep entries legible and structured. For meetings or lectures, date each entry at the top of the page to maintain chronological order. Fold the cover back or place the notebook on a flat surface when writing for better support. Replace the book when pages are filled or store completed notebooks together for reference.

Usage recommendations

For best results use a ballpoint or gel pen to avoid excessive bleed-through; pencil or fine-tip pen also work well. If you keep the notebook in a bag, place it in a sleeve or between documents to protect the cover and pages. Consider using tabs or marking the first page of each subject to quickly find specific notes.