Plans in the brand-new year begin here! 5 diaries featured with male characters are offered for science geeks.
2016 is beginning. In the New Year, dairy is an awesome gift for oneself. Writing things down in a physical diary can be easier to keep track of than an online calendar – and many diaries can offer more than just a place to jot down appointments. We’ve found a range from sleek, pocket-sized products to those with more room for planning.
1. Refillable Vintage Map: £45, Atlas and I
A refillable leather diary is an investment and this one makes a lovely gift. The cover’s printed with a vintage map of your choice (just state your preferred area and post code at checkout). You can choose the page layout and it comes in two sizes.
2. Faber Poetry Diary:£9.02, Wordery
This Faber diary is something of a publishing industry institution. The content’s based on Faber’s influential poetry list that began in the 1920s and features writers past and present, from the likes of Blake and Wordsworth to Simon Armitage and Emily Berry. With a week-to-view layout, you get a different work for every seven days.
3.Letts Milano:£8.99, John Lewis
This smart-looking, slim diary with a padded cover keeps things simple. You get a week to view and although there are not loads of space, there’s enough for short notes.
4.Papuro Amalfi:£34.90, Pen Heaven
We love this leather wrap diary handmade in Florence. You get a page for each day, so there’s space for lots of appointments or notes. The size is in between A5 and A6, it comes in five colors and you can get it embossed with a name or initials if giving as a gift.
5.Monochrome Pocket:£29, Wolf and Badger
If you’re after something classic but chicer than average, we like this monochrome pocket-sized diary from the stationers that specialises in English-made desk accessories. The cover is embossed card and inside you get thick cream paper with luxe-looking gilt edges.
Summary
Simple or complicated designs are listed in above five items. Anyone of them is might be the appropriate daily agenda tracker of science geeks this group.
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