Adulting : How to Become a Grown-Up in 468 Easy(ish) Steps

from Kristymk18

POV: 1st PersonGenre: Non-Fiction, Self HelpBrown gave great advice for an adult of any age. The breakdown of the book (by chapters and steps) made it a cohesive read. Although many steps were what some would consider common sense, they all served as nice refreshers. There are at least a few step...

from Magadri

This was a quick, funny read. There is also actually some great information in it. With working parents and schools not being able to teach all of this basic information, sometimes we are thrown into adulthood with some gaps in our knowledge. It is nice having all of this put together in one book...

from ASKelmore

I've technically been an adult for half my life now. Exactly half my life, actually. In fact, if I'd had a kid at the time when I technically became an adult, that kid would now be an adult. Crap. Anyway, despite the fact that I've been more or less succeeding at being an adult for all those ye...

from raselyem7

A lot of the information in here is really helpful. Most aspects of middle class (ish) life are covered, with an emphasis on the 20-35 year old experience of trying to housekeep, balance work, friends, family obligations and your bank account. It is a good starting point for any of these, and its...

from LibrarianMaven

Are you stressed out by the facts of being an adult? Uncertain about what to look for in an apartment? Nagged by the feeling that you do not, in fact, know how to maintain your car? Brown's book is both amusing and informative, without making new adults feel bad about the things about adulthood t...