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I was shocked at how good these are! I white out the English translation in a musical piece I'm singing in German (Beethoven's 9th Symphony). It's tough for me to keep my eyes on the German lyrics because my native language draws my eye. So I whited out the English. Got through 36 pages before the first pen ran out.
The quality is very good. I definitely recommend it. They're bigger than I thought they would be, and I use them every day at school. The design is also very cute and unique. My classmates also thought it was cute and asked me for the link. I hope it will be helpful to anyone. 👍 ⭐ 😺 😄
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