The Sassy & Sweary Monthly Planner, coil-bound, on a desk.
Planner

2027–2031 Sassy & Sweary Monthly Planner for Black Women

Five years of monthly planning with bold, adult-language quotes.

Five years of monthly space for the plans, milestones, appointments, and priorities you actually want to remember. Bold grown-up humor keeps the tone unapologetic, while the layout stays roomy enough for real life, changing seasons, and goals that deserve more than a picture-perfect planning routine.

Five dated years

2027 through 2031, each month a full spread.

Big Moves

Three priorities a year, with vision and receipts pages behind them.

Money and milestones

Bills, money moves and career milestones, month by month.

Rest, on the page

Self-care and a “Not This Month” section, planned rather than hoped for.

A pink planner open at a monthly spread on a dark desk beside coffee and a phone.
What’s inside

Planning with personality, not permission.

Five dated years, 2027 through 2031, with every month opening as a full spread with generous writing space and quotes in a voice that does not apologize. There is room for milestones, money moves, appointments and the personal things a work calendar has no space for, plus year overviews so long-range plans stay visible instead of restarting every January. Coil-bound so it lies flat while you write.

Two editions

What each edition gives you

The Sassy & Sweary planner, the coil-bound print edition, open at a monthly spread

Printed book

The bound planner on its own. It does not include the digital files.

  • 8.5 × 11 in, portrait
  • Coil-bound, so it opens flat while you write
  • Printed to order in full color and shipped to you
The Sassy & Sweary planner, the digital edition, open on a tablet

Printable + Fillable PDF

One purchase. A link inside the file gives you the rest.

  • A printable PDF of the whole planner
  • Prints on A4 using Fit to Page, at about 94%
  • A fillable version for tablet or computer

Five years in one place

Milestones, recurring seasons and long-range plans stay visible instead of starting from scratch every January.

Room for real life

Monthly space keeps the system useful without turning every day into another performance review.

A tone with bite

The voice is grown-up, direct and playful, because useful planning does not have to sound beige.

A month that closes

Each month ends with wins, carryover and what is not happening next month.

See the layout before you buy

Three pages, straight out of the file, at the size they print.

A monthly spread with generous writing space
A month, with room to write
The year priorities page, three big moves
Big Moves for the year
The end-of-year review page
Receipts, wins and lessons

Before you buy

What paper size is it?

8.5 × 11 in, portrait. It prints on A4 using the Fit to Page setting in your print dialogue, which scales it to about 94% and leaves a slightly wider margin — nothing is cut off.

Is the print edition coil-bound?

Yes. The print edition is coil-bound, so it opens flat on a desk and folds back on itself. It is printed and shipped by Lulu.

What exactly do I get with the digital edition?

A printable PDF of the whole planner, bought from Google Play Books, with a download link inside the file for the fillable digital version. The printed book from Lulu does not include those — it is the bound planner on its own.

Where does the purchase actually happen?

On the retailer's own site. Print editions are handled by Lulu and digital editions by Google Play Books, so payment, delivery and any refund are handled under their terms, not ours.

About the author

Amy Philips

Amy Philips writes planners and practical books for people who want a system that survives a bad week. Her titles cover year planning, family logistics, business appointments and end-of-life organization, and share a preference for prompts over blank pages, and for humor over solemnity where the subject allows it.

Printed BookPrintable + Fillable PDF