Grace's Guide : The Art of Pretending to Be a Grown-up (Paperback)

from CareBear36

A hilarious, fun-to-read book. In the same way that Hannah Hart's My Drunk Kitchen is less of an actual cookbook and more of a fun-filled, joke-riddled, positive outlook on life, Grace Helbig's Grace's Guide is not a traditional self-help book, but is still a very fun and fulfilling read. Much of...

from bookworm12

Entertaining memoir with hilarious tips about growing up. I was new to Grace's work, but I really enjoyed this one.

from swati.ravi

This book is only worth reading if you're fifteen and the greatest conflict you face during the day is the size of your bangs. Fairly immature without the benefit of being funny.

from tkappleton

A little kitchsy but enjoyable. It genuinely had some laugh out load moments about what adults should do in situations, and also had a few pieces of good advice, dressed up as humor.

from regularguy5mb

I've been a fan of Grace Helbig for a while now. I first discovered her when she and her friend Michelle were making videos together. They always managed to cheer me up on my darkest days. Even then Grace was also making solo videos, but for some reason at the time I didn't watch those as often. ...