Space Solar System & Moon Phases Lined Notebook

This lined space notebook wraps a deep black cover in a chart of the heavens, from the phases of the moon to the planets circling the sun. A bright red spine runs down one edge, and the illustrations carry on across the back cover too. Across the top, the moon moves from waxing crescent through full moon to waning crescent, beside a rocket drawn in clean white lines with its parts numbered. Then the planets line up by size with their diameters in kilometres, from tiny Mercury to giant Jupiter, before a diagram of their orbits and a looping trail of moon and earth lit by the sun, all picked out in white, green and soft yellow. Inside are 60 lined paper pages.

We sell it in two sizes, A6 and A5. The A5 is 14.5cm across and 21cm tall and weighs 127g, a comfortable size for desk notes, meeting notes or a study journal on the solar system. The smaller A6 weighs just 65g, light enough to carry in a bag every day for lists, ideas and reminders. Both are 0.6cm thick. Keep one on a desk or bedside table as a reading journal, or take it outdoors as a log of clear nights and what you spot in the sky.

The cover and pages are paper, so it is happiest kept dry and out of long spells of strong sunlight, which keeps the black deep and the red spine bright. With illustrations on both covers, it looks good from either side lying on a desk or shelf. Wrapped with a good pen, it makes a simple, thoughtful gift, and either size slips easily into a gift bag or a parcel of desk treats.

What sizes does this space notebook come in?

It comes in two sizes, A6 and A5. The A5 is 14.5cm across and 21cm tall, and the A6 is the smaller and lighter of the two.

Are the pages lined?

Yes, inside are 60 lined paper pages, ready for notes, lists, journalling or a record of the planets you spot on a clear night.

What does the cover illustration include?

The phases of the moon, a rocket with numbered parts, the diameters of the planets in kilometres, their orbits around the sun and how the sun lights the moon and earth, in white, green and yellow on black.

Is the back cover illustrated too?

Yes, the space illustrations carry on across the back cover, so the notebook looks good whichever way up it lies on a desk or shelf.

How heavy and thick is the notebook?

Both sizes are 0.6cm thick. The A5 weighs 127g and the A6 just 65g, so either one is easy to carry in a bag every day.

Would this notebook make a good gift?

It makes a simple, thoughtful gift, and its chart of moon phases, planets and orbits gives it far more character than a plain notebook.