SuFly Sketch Book 9x12, Drawing Paper Pad-68lb/100gsm, Top Spiral Sketchbook Hardcover, 100 Sheets Sketch Pad for Kids Classroom Art Supplies for Adults-Sketchpad for Drawing, Illustration & Art Stuff

I purchased this sketchbook for my son’s art class, and it has been excellent. His teacher specifically commented on the quality of the paper, which was great to hear. The pages are thick and hold up very well to different mediums. One of the biggest advantages is that markers do not bleed through the pages, which makes it ideal for classroom use and more detailed projects. The sketchbook feels durable and well-made, and it has quickly become his go-to for class assignments. I would definitely recommend it for students and anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality sketchbook.

Love the dimensions for this sketch book!

My granddaughter loves to draw and this pad is great to keep her drawings together…

This stretch book is great the paper is good quality if your looking for thick texture that won’t bleed through

My kids love to sketch and this was the perfect 2 pack to buy and the cost was spot on I didn’t want to buy something to expensive or cheap and be disappointed this was the right amount I wanted to spend. The kids can easily rip pages out if needed.

NICE SKETCH PA D CAME TO ME IN GREAT SHAPE IT SERVES ITS PURPOSE

Good value for the money.

As a parent, I’ve seen my fair share of art supplies come and go—usually into the abyss of destruction known as my 6-year-old son. So when I bought this sketch pad, I fully expected it to meet the same tragic fate as others before it: doodled on, torn apart, and possibly “used” as a cape. But this sketch pad? Oh, it’s built different. First, the pages are thick enough to handle every artistic tool my son could get his hands on: markers (the permanent kind I hid but he found), crayons, glitter glue (don’t ask), and even a smear of peanut butter. Nothing bled through. NOTHING. The couch is safe. Second, the spiral binding doubles as a fidget toy. While I anticipated it getting twisted into an unrecognizable shape, it’s still intact, spinning like a champ every time he gives it a whirl. Third, the size is perfect for his "abstract masterpieces." Whether it’s a velociraptor riding a skateboard or a family portrait that makes me look like a potato with legs, he has enough space to unleash his creativity without getting frustrated. Bonus: It's sturdy enough to double as a shield during sibling "pencil wars." 10/10 would recommend to anyone raising the next Picasso—or a professional chaos creator. P.S. If you’re wondering: yes, I’m already on my second one. The first is taped to his bedroom wall in what he calls “The Museum of Awesomeness.”

I'll let the photos tell the story.