Wonderful thick dense paper

There is also a pocket for loose paper if you need it

The Five Stars cover is pretty durable and protects your paper pretty good

The paper is great if you need to stuff a gift with tissue paper.

Very nice Graph paper

The paper is thin, like the kind they use in phonebooks.

I love the graph paper; it makes writing lists and organizing notes easier

6mm graph paper, good enough to write, but not more than that

I got tired of having loose leaf paper floating around my desk, so i decided to try a note book to keep things neater and still only take up one sheet of paper worth of desk real estate

The front and back cover was so flimsy to this and the paper looked all crushed and warped as though it had water damage.

My first 2 graphs I used regular blank paper, though adequate but difficult to read with crooked, squiggley lines

Great graph paper.

Good, thick paper.

If you like grid paper this book is for you

great for taking math notes, more organized than carting around a bunch of loose graph paper

Five Star always offers sturdy paper products

The paper is decent for modern rolling pens, I like the pre-punched and micro-perfed sheets (useful to take a sheet or two out cleanly!).

Wonderful thick dense paper

Nice quality graph paper

The papers are also really easy to tear out without the frizz coming with

The paper is very thin, albeit better than the cheapest loose-leaf graph paper you can normally find, it's not the same bond weight as Five Star's normal notebooks, the paper is not as smooth, and so on

The paper is super thin, kinda flimsy

Who uses paper like this I thought when they came

The paper itself is decent if you aren't soaking the paper in water.

It’s only big enough for like a paper you tear out of the note book

I have not ripped a paper... ever

The paper is easy to tear out and is about average quality paper

The paper is nice and thick(as far as notebook paper goes) and the cover is sturdy.

Paper is easy to write on, is three-holed punched, has plenty of squares, and is perforated

It's a lot easier to take to campus or to a coffee shop than a binder full of loose-leaf engineering paper and it's neater than trying to keep track of loose leaf papers

The paper is very thin, albeit better than the cheapest loose-leaf graph paper you can normally find, it's not the same bond weight as Five Star's normal notebooks, the paper is not as smooth, and so on

Excellent for my Math classes and cheap as an

Very satisfied A++++

The front and back cover was so flimsy to this and the paper looked all crushed and warped as though it had water damage.