Blugool Address Book AKN, Hardcover Address Organizer with A–Z Tabs

When you want a handwritten reference instead of keeping every contact in a digital list, the Blugool Address Book AKN brings names, phone numbers, birthdays, anniversaries, and notes together in one organized place. Its A–Z tabs make it easier to find a letter and record new details under the right section.

The hardcover book measures 5.3 x 7.7 inches, with 100 GSM pages and space for 396 contact entries. Dedicated sections also help keep passwords and important dates in the same book.

Pros

The alphabetical layout is designed for quick, familiar browsing: each letter has its own section, so you can turn directly to the initial you need. Use the contact pages for addresses and phone numbers, then keep birthday and anniversary reminders nearby rather than scattered across separate notes. The book also includes emergency phone number pages, password pages, and space for notes.

At 132 pages, it offers room to build a substantial household or personal directory. The 100 GSM paper is described as no-bleed, giving you a sturdier writing surface for adding names and details. The book opens flat at 180 degrees, which helps keep a page accessible while you write. Buyers also appreciate the writing room, compact format, and easy-to-read presentation, some say the space accommodates longer names. These are customer impressions, while the listed features provide the practical basis for organizing contacts.

The essentials

The 5.3 x 7.7-inch format is sized to fit easily in a medium purse and works well on a desk, near a home phone, or in a shared household reference spot. For example, you can look up a relative’s number by last name, check an upcoming birthday, and add a note in the same book. Compared with a loose stack of handwritten lists, its alphabetized sections and dedicated date pages give recurring information a consistent place.

The hardcover design includes an elastic strap to keep the book closed, a pen loop, a ribbon marker, and an accordion pocket for bills or notes. The password pages provide a place to write down login details alongside other household information, the book is a paper organizer, so use it in keeping with your own approach to storing sensitive details.

• Type: Hardcover address book and password keeper
• Format: 5.3 x 7.7 inches
• Paper: 100 GSM
• Capacity: 396 contact entries
• Pages: 132 total, including dedicated sections for emergency numbers, passwords, birthdays, anniversaries, and notes

Who it’s for

This organizer suits anyone who prefers a paper-based contact list, including households that want a shared directory or people who like to keep important dates with their address records. It’s a great fit if you want alphabetized contacts plus separate areas for passwords, reminders, and notes without carrying a full-size binder. Its elastic closure, ribbon, pen loop, and storage pocket make it practical to keep together at home or take along.

Final verdict

Choose the Blugool Address Book AKN for a compact, alphabetically organized place to record contacts and everyday reference details. The generous entry capacity, dedicated date pages, and built-in pocket make it especially useful as a personal or household directory that stays ready for handwritten updates.