Atlas Manuscript Book, A5, 70gsm, Ideal for Notes & Assignments - 3 Quire

Three quires typically equal 36 sheets of paper. That amounts to 72 writing pages when you write on both sides.

70gsm paper is lightweight and smooth, offering a pleasant writing surface for most pens. It generally handles everyday inks well, though heavier inks or very dark markings may show through on the reverse side.

A5 measures 148 x 210 mm (approximately 5.8 x 8.3 inches), making it highly portable for bags, backpacks, or briefcases.

The Atlas manuscript book uses a durable binding designed to keep pages securely attached over time and minimize page loss with regular use.

It's well suited for study notes, class assignments, personal journaling, meeting notes, and quick daily records—anywhere you need a compact, reliable writing companion.

Yes, it works well with most common writing instruments. Fountain pens may require a moment for drying time, and very inky inks could show through on 70gsm paper, so you might want to test first if you use heavy inks.

Keep it flat when writing, avoid moisture, and store it away from direct sunlight to prevent page discoloration. A light bookmark or divider can help you protect the pages you’re using.

If you want different page counts, you can explore these alternatives on Fepy: 2-quire option: https://fepy.com/products/atlas-manuscript-book-a5-70gsm-2-quire; 4-quire option: https://fepy.com/products/atlas-manuscript-book-a5-70gsm-4-quire; or a comparable bound notebook: https://fepy.com/products/atlas-bound-notebook-a5-70gsm. These give you more or fewer sheets to suit your needs.

For everyday note‑taking and light study, 3 quire offers a good balance of portability and capacity. If you fill pages quickly or need longer term notes, 4 quire or more may be better. If you only need a compact starter notebook, 2 quire could be sufficient.

Yes, 70gsm manuscript paper is generally recyclable in standard paper recycling streams. The notebook is designed for everyday writing use and does not contain hazardous materials typical of office paper products.