House of Doolittle 2023 - 2024 Monthly Desk Pad Calendar, Academic, Economy, 22 x 17 Inches, July - August (HOD12502-24)

After spending forever searching for a reasonably sized (and reasonably priced) undated planner I could reuse (it's harder to find than you'd think), this was the cheapest I could find such a planner -- at $18.80 (+ free shipping)!The calendar was better than I expected! I was worried it would be too big or too small, but it was just right! The squares are too small to write much in them, but I was anticipating that to begin with.I received it a little under a week, so the shipping timing was reasonable. It arrived in a sturdy mailing tube, and even came with a marker and four clear glue dots! (I'm assuming the dots are removable -- I haven't tried them yet.) To top it off, the calendar came with an 8x11" printout including tips on how to care for the planner (e.g. using water-soluble markers only to avoid damage such as ghosting) and increase the longevity of the markers (e.g. store them horizontally to retain ink flow). This might not impress some people, but I for one didn't know these tips and it didn't say anywhere in the description that I would be provided these freebies. (Looking back, someone asked a question if a marker comes with it and the answer was yes -- but regardless, wasn't in the description.)Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase, and if I had to, I'd repurchase from this seller.

As a small business owner, my husband needed a calendar to keep track of employee vacations to avoid overlaps, but he didn't want to have to replace it each year at $33/each time. This product is just what he needed. It's blank except for the names of each month and each month has a space for the date so he can just fill it in every year and start all over again. A bargain for the price! It is reversible so it can be hung either horizontally or vertically as space permits. It also came with adhesive hangers and a marker. Should clean up easily with a wet paper towel.

Having this as a planning aid is great! Kinda bummed that I needed water based markers but overall not a issue. It's a nice bonus that a marker is included. Being able to have things laid out for full year is really nice. Yes it takes some time to get everything written down but after the initial time spent then it's just a matter of like five minutes once a month for obligations to pay, etc.

I was really looking for a large yearly calendar that I can write in appointments on. More specifically, I'd like to be able to write multiple appointments on one day. However, the quality is good and it comes with a marker. I work on a state fiscal year, so since I want the calendar to start with our first month (August), I simply put some blank Avery labels over the printed month and wrote in the month I wanted. This was the closest I could find to what I needed, and the quality is good so it was worth the price.

The calendar and lamination seem to be of good quality. The individual day squares, and particularly the inset square for the date, are so small that it's tough to write anything in with a standard dry erase marker. I would recommend getting fine tip markers for this.

This product is awesome! I love my calendar. I write everything on it. Being a full time college student and a single mom this calendar has plenty of room for everything I need to write down. That includes school events , my son's events, and other uses such as writing down when my allergies or my son's will flare up which is super helpful.

Five stars for the seller! The only one I found that would ship to Hawaii. I like that it's front and back so u can choose if you want it horizontal or vertical. The blocks are small but that should be expected based on the total size of the whole calendar. It came in a tube excellent condition. I only wish I could have had options on color/design

I love this. I use it to keep track of egg production and other important dates. It is reusable so all I have to do is change the month and dates. Good price for that option. Others had 2015 calendars that were even more expensive and they were used up after the years was over. That to me is a waste of money.