Taja Address Book, 5.2" x 6.8

Key specifications

Some people want a quick way to find a phone number without opening an app, others need a paper record they can keep close at hand. This Taja address book is built for the second kind of routine, with A–Z tabs and large print for browsing and reading entries. It measures 5.2" x 6.8" and has a purple PU leather hardcover. Each letter tab has space for 36 records, with fields for addresses, phone numbers, email, and notes.

Other details add to its role as an organizer: there are extra pages for personal information, website login passwords, important numbers, and dates. The listing does not describe a lock or other access control, so treat it as a paper organizer rather than a secure place for sensitive credentials. Its compact format makes it easier to keep nearby than a larger filing system, though handwriting and page space set limits on how much detail you can store per entry.

Who it’s for

It suits you if you prefer keeping contacts on paper, want names sorted alphabetically, or find larger print easier to read. For example, you could write down a relative’s new cell phone number and mailing address, then use the relevant tab to find it later without scrolling through a phone. The extra sections also give you one place for dates and other reference details instead of scattering them across loose notes.

You may want to skip it if you need automatic syncing, searchable records, or a password manager with digital security features. The book depends on you to write entries clearly and update them when information changes. It can organize everyday contact details, but the printed format won’t keep a current copy on another device.

Included in the package

The listed package is the address book itself. Its design includes a pen loop, two ribbon bookmarks, an elastic band to help keep the book closed, and a back pocket for small paper items such as bills or tickets. These features support carrying and using the book as a single organizer, the listing does not specify a pen as an included item. The cover is described as PU leather, not genuine leather.

Questions before you buy

Can it store email addresses and notes? Yes. The entry areas are described as having space for addresses, phone numbers, email, and notes.

How are contacts organized? Tabs labeled A through Z let you browse entries by the first letter of a name. The listing states that each tab has room for 36 records.

Does it have pages for passwords? Yes, extra pages are listed for website login passwords. Since no lock or digital protection is described, avoid relying on it to secure sensitive account information.

Final verdict

This is a practical fit if you want a readable, alphabetized paper address book with room for more than names and phone numbers. The bookmarks, closure band, and back pocket make it more self-contained than a basic notebook, while the large print is a useful detail for readers who prefer clearer text. From the way it is set up, its main trade-off is straightforward: records stay in one physical book, so you’ll need to maintain them by hand and keep the book somewhere appropriate. Choose it for offline contact organization, pass if digital access, syncing, or stronger protection for passwords matters more.