Arabic Alphabet Notebook: Wide-Ruled, 75 Sheets/150 Pages, 8 x 10 inches

To teach my grandson anther language which will help him in the future

Bought this for my husband who is learning Arabic. He loved it and uses it for vocabulary that he has learnt

Cover is deceptive! I thought there would be Arabic letters on every page for the learner to copy. It turns out the nice colourful letters are just on the cover. The “notebook” is basically an A4 size exercise book, which you can pick up elsewhere at half the price!,

A ruled exercise book from any Poundland or any stationer costs anything between £1 and £2. The alphabets offered as practice material covers only one form, instead of the three forms. This is a waste of money, an extremely poor item.

Can’t fault at all educational on front and back and then my son can do what he wants or needs on paper in middle

Helpful to learn Arabic. Great pronunciation

It was just empty pages, SERIOUS DISSAPOINTMENT

Just an ordinary notebook with a fancy cover.

Ordered 5 , and love them all with one slight complaint. One of the five arrived with the printing on the bind a little off. It is a printing issue, which caused half of the binding print to show up on the front cover. Not a big deal, but they should be more careful as it isn't too professional. I wouldn't call this book a 'diary'. It's a 'notebook', with wide-ruled lines inside, great for kids to practice their handwriting. The pronunciation of each letter on both the front and back cover is extra helpful, since more than likely the kids are still learning the letters so it's a bit like a cheat-sheet showing them which letter is which by including the pronunciation in English. I am happy to find that the pronunciation of each letter is accurate. This isn't always the case. I hope the binding on the notebooks hold up for the kids I ordered for, ages 3-8. I will update this review if I find that the books are falling apart.

Love this notepad.