When my old, old, old address book was finally falling apart, and had like 50 old addresses in it that I'd crossed out because they were out of date, I went looking for a replacement address book and for some reason, office supply stores seem to think that an equivalent address book is somehow worth the price of one made from Cordovan leather and Egyptian vellum with cloth-of-gold liners and silk stitching borrowed from King Tut's shroud or some such. (Yeah I just pulled all that cynical doggerel out of my butt. Just humor me.) What I mean is, office supply stores were wildly overpriced for a simple address book so I gave up on "instant gratification" and turned to Amazon instead. To my surprise this was a Peter Pauper product identical in size, shape and cover material to the "internet password book" I already had which you can find at Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million retail stores, so they compliment one another nicely. The elastic band to keep it closed, much like most modern day journal books, was a nice touch. For less than ten bucks you get a perfectly adequate address book (entries include space for each contact's email, cell ph#, fax#, etc. as well) that will fit nicely in a briefcase or what have you. And you won't be contributing to the apparently excessive ego of the average office supply store.