Can anyone recommend good and inexpensive notebooks I can buy

What like ruled paper notebooks for school or something? Those generally have standard weight paper, you'd have to search at a specialty or art store to get thicker paper that doesn't bleed through.

>>231430
Yeah, a ruled paper book. I keep notebooks for language learning but these shitty £1 books are god awful. I need something that doesn't bleed through and isn't a lot of money. I'll try check this art store near my university if they only sell them there then.

>>231434
Check WHSmith or Waterstones
Notebooks are a dime a dozen, doesn't your Uni have a store too?

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i used those tall red accountancy books, but they kept falling apart. in the end i made my own out of particle board held together with baling wire.

>>231434
You're going to have to spend a bit more to get heavier weight paper. Not that much more though, unless you buy a full-on journal with a decorative cover or something.

>>231516
Sadly they don't have a store. I'll check WHSmith. I've done so before but they don't have any minimal notebooks from when I last checked.

>>231677
Sweet cover anon

>>231689
Any recommended brands? I'll look into this though ty.

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>>231737
Rhino's refills are pretty nae-shite.

Pukka's hardcover bound notebooks are the shit. I've used an A6 of theirs for over a decade, and it's put up with heavy use in a commercial kitchen without falling apart. The spirally ones are good too, but the stitched hardcover ones are where it's at.