MoleskinePRO Address Book, Hard Cover, XL (7.5" x 9.5") Black, 192 Pages

I just received my black pocket sized Moleskine address book this morning, Tuesday. I ordered it on Sunday afternoon. The free two-day shipping with Prime was actually free one-day shipping. This really impressed me because I live out on the Eastern Plains of Colorado in a town of just 200 people (Yes, there are more cows than people and maybe more dogs than people too!), and shipping often takes an extra day to get items out to us, not one less day. Beyond the fantastic service, I was happy to receive my notebook. I call it a notebook rather than an address book because I am using this book to keep track of all my user names and passwords I have for all my electronic gadgets and online accounts. I also will use it to keep bank routing and account numbers for my college aged daughters and myself. Wire transfers seem to work best for when they need funds since I don't Venmo. This notebook is replacing my purple pocket sized ruled notebook that I have used for nearly a decade. The entries were in no particular order, so I had to flip through dozens of pages sometimes to find the information I needed. Old passwords have been scratched out, and I'd used ink to make the entries. That purple book has gone from pocket to handbag to backpack to glove box to junk drawer more times than I'd care to count in its service to me, and it shows. It's ready to retire. The simplicity of this notebook is what makes it perfect. My entries will be grouped by letter, but I'm not constrained by arbitrary boxes with useless fields. Some entries are just a daughter's initials followed by her bank account information and will use one line. Other entries will require the website name, email address used, sign in ID, password, and answers to secret questions, so those entries will use multiple lines. I usually skip a line between entries to separate them. Also, I will be using only a fine tip mechanical pencil to make entries, so there should be erasures only and no scratch outs. I purchased the silver Moleskine click pencil as well, and it is dedicated to this one notebook only. I expect to get nine to ten years out of this notebook as well. I started using Moleskine notebooks exclusively several years ago, and I really can't see me going back to anything I used previously. I've got larger sized books for basketball, volleyball, 4H, FFA, each girl's college information, medical, my husband's work history and security clearance information, and on and on. I trust paper much more than I trust computers. Now I think I need a custom bookshelf for my Moleskines. Pocket sized shelves on top followed by medium then large. My office would look great!

This is a beautifully made book with the signature sturdy band holding it together. The pages are strong but silky smooth. I like being able to write whatever I want and to use as much room as I want without the constraints of your typical fill-in-the-blank address book. Love it!

I read the reviews carefully to determine the size and was somewhat confident that it had 192 separate pages-- nope- perhaps half that much- some letters have 4 pages - others 3. Otherwise a nice address book with index letters laminated for protection- each letter has a tab. I expected more for the price.

I've been wanting a new address book for the past year or so. There was nothing wrong with my old address book; I just wanted something that would give me more breathing room, so to speak. I like to include extra data with my address entries, such as a person's birthday, a couple's anniversary, notes about companies I do business with, that sort of thing.Usually I would end up trying to cram this stuff into the margins of my old address book, which got the job done but wasn't very pretty.I also wanted something that was physically a bit larger. My old one was 3"x6", which was considered "medium" size when I bought it, and certainly it was too big to fit in a pocket, but I don't carry it with me so that's not a problem. I decided I wanted something that would allow me to really stretch out and include all the information I want and need, without having to cram it into the constraints that most address books force you to use for each entry. That's one of the beautiful things about Moleskine address books: there are no constraints. The pages are like the pages of a notebook. An address entry can be as long or as short as you want it to be, and can include as many different types of data as you can throw at it. At the same time, it's superior to using a plain notebook because the pages have alphabet tabs, allowing you to quickly find the section of the alphabet you're looking for.Even though it's bigger than most address books, it's not "big" per se: it fits very easily in my desk drawer and takes up only slightly more space than my old address book.The construction quality is excellent. The hard cover is very sturdy; the paper is just the right weight (and is a pleasant cream color that's easy on the eyes); it has a built-in bookmark; and there is a stretchy band of fabric that you can use to keep the book securely closed when not in use (which is great for me because I like to use my address book to store stamps, stickers, and address labels -- they would always fall out of my old address book).There's not much to say about the appearance of the book except to call it "classic." It's a plain, black book. Period. That's it. It's beautiful because of how utterly simple it is.

After comparing options I made the right decision. Am so happy with my new password book!

I have carried Moleskine notebooks of this exact size in my bag for years to write down anything that might come to mind while I'm away from my computer and know from 15 years worth of them that they are built to stand the test of time. So when I went in search of an address book in hardcopy, I was delighted to find this alphabetically indexed notebook. That is all it is. It is not a formal address book, no lines for street addresses or phone numbers or anything standard. It is, however, perfect for someone like me and probably a lot of people, who aren't always interested in knowing someone's home phone number, but can never remember their friend's dog's name and it's starting to get embarrassing when you visit. The beauty of a lack of structure is that the structure is of your own design. So, if you want a small durable indexed notebook for organizing anything by letter, this is your ticket.

This is the second A-Z address book I have bought. To be fair it should just be called an A-Z index book as it doesn't actually have sections laid out on a page for a tel, addr, email etc.I love it. The first one I used as a catalogue for books I had read. This one is being used to store my internet passwords and usernames etc. You get a good number of pages per letter. There is the usual pocket at the back of the book which will hold a Volant book if you have one. I like the elastic closure too. This can get a bit baggy though as it did on a previous book I had.

Been looking for what feels like years for an new address book. This is perfect and beingMoleskine looks good, and I know will last. Well worth paying a bit extra, as a valued brand.Indexed tabs easy to see, and what I wanted was just lined pages, not the already printed, of name, address, phone nos. . The lined pages only you can fit in both short and long details. As much space per person as you need.Pleased that l searched on Amazon. Husband suggested to look at Moleskine.

Wanting a book for keeping vocab. notes in while trying to improve my French I found Index tabbed notebooks scarce. Index tabbed notebooks without printed 'name and address' pages even rarer.This, however, fits the bill, the A6 size fitting into my pocket, the robust cover keeping it tidy.The only slight down is the rather high price but that is 'brand premium' for you!

Poorly made. Several of the pages were stuck together and ended up getting ripped when turning over the "H" pages for the first time when filling in the book.The tab had not been properly finished and several pages were still attached to each other.I expected better from Moleskine as this item was a premium price. I can't send it back for a replacement as it now contains confidential work names and addresses.

If you have a lot of addresses, passwords, etc to keep a grip of, the normal little address books are hardly adequate. Nice thing about moleskin is soft cover and lots of pages, like 192! So you are not going to run out of space - worth paying a little extra for