Step into the new year with confidence using the Good Things Are Coming Planner: 2027 Calendar Year. Featuring an uplifting “Good Things Are Coming” cover filled with colorful, playful graphics, this 2027 planner is designed to keep you inspired all year long. Inside, you’ll find thoughtfully organized monthly and weekly spreads to track appointments, goals, school schedules, and everyday to-do lists. The sturdy cover and ribbon bookmarks make it both durable and functional for busy days on the go. A cheerful and encouraging 2027 planner for students, teachers, and anyone ready to make the most of the year ahead.
Format: January - December 2027 dated
Size: 8.5×11"
Features: Stitched binding allows planner to lay completely flat; vegan leather cover with gold foiling; two ribbon page markers; monthly spreads feature notes sections, holidays, and fun quotes; weekly spreads feature notes section, to-do lists, and meals, fitness, and hydration trackers; important dates and celebrations pages; monthly focus, goals, to-do list, and notes pages; monthly coloring pages; lined and dot-grid pages
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As usual, the agenda is absolutely perfect. I did not order one last year and bought a cheaper one. I regretted it all year. The best agenda around hands down!
I have been a loyal EC planner user, but I hate coils, and I love a full size option. Every year, whatever EC planner I’ve used, it’s typically not there the next year. I finally found the softbound, but each year it gets plainer or is undated.
Callie’s is cute, structured exactly how I like it, has two ribbons instead of one, and is genuinely soft but protective. It’s cheaper than EC, and the only drawback is that it smells a littler weird at first but the ink smell quickly evaporates. I already can’t wait for 2027 so I can use it!
I’m so disappointed. I have always ordered my teacher planners from here and they always go from the beginning of the school year to the end of the school year. This one does not. It’s just straight up for the entire year of 2027. That’s on me. I guess I didn’t read the description thoroughly. My other complaint is that it cost $10 to ship it. Thats almost 1/3 of the cost of the planner. I will stick to buying in person from now on.
