'Everything I need!': Amazon shoppers love these pretty planners — they're 40 percent off, today only

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Organization never looked so good. (Photo: Amazon)
Organization never looked so good. (Photo: Amazon)

Want to get better organized in the New Year? Amazon has a one-day sale that'll actually help make it happen.

Just for today, Amazon has slashed prices up to 40 percent off a range of pretty planners to get you get your 2022 in order. There's something in the mix for everyone — and these planners are so chic, they'll make the perfect gift for the organization aficionado in your life.

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And even those without Prime get free shipping on orders of $25 or more).

There are a ton of planners on sale today, but you definitely don't want to miss these.

Global Printed Products Hardcover 5.5"x8" 2022 Planner

There's so much to love about this planner. (Photo: Amazon)
There's so much to love about this planner. (Photo: Amazon)

At 5.5 by 8 inches, this planner isn't huge, but it packs in a lot. Enjoy 14 months of organization (running from November 2021 through December 2022), along with two-page weekly spreads, so you can get down to details. An extra-strong hard cover with a gorgeous marble design ensures that your planner won't rip during the year. There's also a matching bookmark-slash-page finder and sticky note set to help you easily pick up where you left off.

"Just what I wanted. It’s sturdy and a good size. The cover is beautiful!" a happy customer said.

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Global Printed Products Hardcover 8.5"x 11" 2022 Planner

This sizable planner has got your year covered. (Photo: Amazon)
This sizable planner has got your year covered. (Photo: Amazon)

Want something a little larger? This 8.5 by 11- inch planner gives you plenty of room to get organized in 2022. Flip through two-page monthly spreads, followed by two-page weekly spreads, and enjoy an extra-strong hard cover with metal corner protectors to prevent fraying pages. This set also comes with a matching bookmark and sticky note set.

"I am extremely picky when it comes to planners. This one is everything I need!" a happy customer said. "And the hard back helps because I toss it around in my large tote purse."

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Global Printed Products Hardcover 8"x 10" 2022 Planner

Classic, chic and just what you need. (Photo: Amazon)
Classic, chic and just what you need. (Photo: Amazon)

If you're looking for a more classic planner, this option is for you. The 8 by 10-inch planner has a simple solid cover (choose between red, blue, black and teal shades) and features 14 months of planning pages. A flexible water-resistant cover keeps your planner from getting ruined in the rain, while an elastic closure helps you keep it closed when it's not in use. A stitched-in page marker holds your place for easy use.

"This is my second time ordering this planner!" a satisfied customer said. "It has helped me tremendously when it comes to organizing my thoughts, notes, and monthly/weekly calendar. It's sleek and sturdy, water resistant too! I love the elastic strap and how modern and minimalistic the design is. It looks professional and the spacing is perfect for my handwriting."

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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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