Inky Fingers Pocket Bullet Planner Notebook Review

(Sarah Read is an author, editor, yarn artist, and pen/paper/ink addict. You can find more about her at her website and on Bluesky. And her latest book, The Atropine Tree, is now available!)The Inky Fingers Pocket Bullet Planner Notebook packs the pages you need for two full months of planning. It's perfect for a seasonal project, or any task tracking that you need to take on the go.This pocket notebook has an adorably illustrated cardstock cover that features a menagerie of octopuses busy with their daily tasks. They're charming and colorful, in keeping with the Inky Fingers vibe. It is bound with staples to 52 thoughtfully formatted pages. The pages include an info page where you can write your name and contact info. There's also a handy bullet journal key if you want to use the traditional symbology. Then there's an index for tracking your content. Then come some pre-formatted future logs and daily logs, collection pages, monthly log, and some blank dot-grid pages. It's all a…