MeadProducts TL420210 Floral Silhouette Address Book

The cover is very striking with black and stark white artwork. I enjoy looking at it. This book is pretty sturdy . You could stand it up if you wished. There are plenty of pages for my use 2 sheets for each letter that can be used... double sided.. It depends on how you use your lettered page. I like everything about it. Handy, pretty and easy to use.

Writing is smaller than in my old one. The printing is also much lighter, that makes it hard to read especially in the area codes pages. My eyesight isn't like it use to be. Not just me but many more people. I can still read the print in my old mead address book, this one is about a couple of centimeters too small. Other than that I always like the mead address book because of the amount of addresses you can put in it and the tabs are steady. Thanks for asking.

Great address book with lots of entry spaces. I'm using it instead to record all my passwords since many websites require you to use special characters, numbers, letters, caps, etc. Who the heck remembers all this!!!! :)Pros:- Nice sturdy pages despite what one reviewer said. The first few pages are thin indeed, thinner then your average 20lb copier paper. BUT(!) those pages are not for you to write on. They list area codes, time zones of common world cities, time zone map of the US, toll free numbers to major airlines and hotel chains, etc. For the writing pages I'm guessing they are about 25-30lb paper.- Each letter gets its own index tab. No "HIJ" or "XYZ", etc.- There are 42 entries for each letter of the alphabet, 7 on each page! Since I will be using it for passwords, you can easily divide each entry into two across, giving you 84 website/passwords you can enter. And if you use a pencil for the password, the book pretty much lasts "forever".- Good size, not too big or too small. Take a 8-1/2 x 11 sheet of paper and fold it in half (up/down, not left/right) and it's approximately that size.- Spiral bound so it lays flat and the pages won't fall out from too much flipping. Or the glue fails and you have pages falling out.Con:Only one! And it's only an annoyance once but I still took off one star. Some of the pages "stick" together in bundles (see picture). Apparently it looks like during manufacturing, they stacked a bunch of sheets together before the punch die came down and made those tiny square holes for the spiral wiring to go through. Either the dies is not sharp enough and/or they bundle too many sheets at once. This caused the holes to kind of "lock" into the next page. Not every page is "stuck" to another. It seems to be bundles at a time as some are completely free.You can not simply must pull them apart else you will tear the pages. I took the corner of a gift card and went through the stuck pages carefully by running the card up and down the spline and GENTLY tugging on it. Some pages require you to do it a few times before losening up, others one time up and down would do it. It took me about half an hour to do the whole book. Once the pages are freed, you will never have to worry about it again.

The covers could be a little sturdier, but it is nice

This address book is the prefect size for home use. I like the amount of space provided for entries. The quality of the paper and the cover are excellent. I am sure it will stand me in good stead for a long time.

This is a decent book for its intended purpose. But, the durability is not really that good.

I bought this when I realized that I was having to cross out, white out, and change addresses all the time. I got this one and use pencil and it looks so nice and keeps everyone's addresses organized. Makes Christmas card season a breeze!

Rather flimsy already bent small print