Adulting for Beginners – Life Skills for Adult Children, Teens, High School and College Students | The Grown-up’s Surviv
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Price: $10.99 - $10.56 (as of Aug 13, 2024 07:06:04 UTC – Details)
By: Matilda Walsh (Author)
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Reviews
librarylinda –
Lots of information in an easy to read format
I bought this for my older grandchildren…I believe this helps them to be more independent and they have answers to questions they may not even have thought to ask.
Hannah VN –
Such a good book
This is such a good book. My kids are getting older and I wanted to make sure my daughters were aware of the basics before they moved out. Just in case there was something I forgot or wanted them to go over. A book that we read over together. Touched base on all topics and more. Good book.
JR Davis –
College Students Love It
My college students were very excited to see this! They can’t wait to learn things they haven’t picked up elsewhere. This will be a welcome addition to the lifestyle section of our little library.
Cynthia Febo –
recommend
this is a great book for those becoming adults, easy read, teaches you a few things. wish it had more but this is a great start.
gwenmsmith –
The basics plus much more
Has good tips for those staying at home with parents as well as those venture out to live elsewhere. These topics are sure to prompt even more questions for discussion.
JC –
Super basic
This is a very simple book — both in content and in layout and design. It looks like it was typed in a Word and then never formatted for a book. There are huge spaces between the lines of text (like triple spaced?) and appears like they were trying to stretch it to make it appear longer. (I used to teach English classes, and I had students make the margins larger and triple space the text so that they could make a 1 page essay meet the assignment requirement of 3 pages — that’s what this book is like visually.) If you took out all of the extra lines, the book would be a slim 75 page booklet. It has a simple only-black text design with no color or graphics, etc. The content is fine, but it’s very basic and generic advice — it’s good advice, and it does cover the topics on the product listing, so it’s accurate from that point of view.
Julanar Peters –
Very helpful book
I bought this book for my 17 years old sister thinking it would be a joke book but actually this book is real, it talk about adulthood and guide you to your first steps, it has a shopping list for you and things to get when you are ready to move out and get your own place. It has a lot of helpful tips that most parents don’t teach their kids about. I highly recommend it for any teenagers.
Andie Jump –
Purchased as gifts for new graduates
We purchased these books to be part of a graduation package for high school graduates this year. Not only did the parents and kids find the books honey, but they also found them useful and helpful.
librarylinda –
Lots of information in an easy to read format
I bought this for my older grandchildren…I believe this helps them to be more independent and they have answers to questions they may not even have thought to ask.
Hannah VN –
Such a good book
This is such a good book. My kids are getting older and I wanted to make sure my daughters were aware of the basics before they moved out. Just in case there was something I forgot or wanted them to go over. A book that we read over together. Touched base on all topics and more. Good book.
JR Davis –
College Students Love It
My college students were very excited to see this! They can’t wait to learn things they haven’t picked up elsewhere. This will be a welcome addition to the lifestyle section of our little library.
Cynthia Febo –
recommend
this is a great book for those becoming adults, easy read, teaches you a few things. wish it had more but this is a great start.
gwenmsmith –
The basics plus much more
Has good tips for those staying at home with parents as well as those venture out to live elsewhere. These topics are sure to prompt even more questions for discussion.
JC –
Super basic
This is a very simple book — both in content and in layout and design. It looks like it was typed in a Word and then never formatted for a book. There are huge spaces between the lines of text (like triple spaced?) and appears like they were trying to stretch it to make it appear longer. (I used to teach English classes, and I had students make the margins larger and triple space the text so that they could make a 1 page essay meet the assignment requirement of 3 pages — that’s what this book is like visually.) If you took out all of the extra lines, the book would be a slim 75 page booklet. It has a simple only-black text design with no color or graphics, etc. The content is fine, but it’s very basic and generic advice — it’s good advice, and it does cover the topics on the product listing, so it’s accurate from that point of view.
Julanar Peters –
Very helpful book
I bought this book for my 17 years old sister thinking it would be a joke book but actually this book is real, it talk about adulthood and guide you to your first steps, it has a shopping list for you and things to get when you are ready to move out and get your own place. It has a lot of helpful tips that most parents don’t teach their kids about. I highly recommend it for any teenagers.
Andie Jump –
Purchased as gifts for new graduates
We purchased these books to be part of a graduation package for high school graduates this year. Not only did the parents and kids find the books honey, but they also found them useful and helpful.