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

Like another reviewer I had mixed feelings on this. It had incredibly valuable tips and is a book everyone should read. if you want to get your life in order, this is the guidebook for you. I was a bit disappointed though. Based on the title I expected to be laughing and smiling the entire book. Not quite. it was quirky, but not quirky enough. I'm sure she was limited a bit by the publisher, but for being a humor book, it wasn't that funny. still a great book to have on any bookshelf!

I don't “feel” like a grown-up, and I don't know if I ever will. But this book got me feeling a bit more at-ease with my ability to conquer all those adult responsibilities and worries.

This was either better as a blog or better when I was in my 20s, or maybe both. Anyway she's got a very approachable and friendly tone and a lot of this book is quite funny and relatable! It might be easier to pick a relevant section or to flip it open to a random page than to read it straight through, as it's essentially a collection of tips and IMO the attempt to organize them into a progression or narrative sometimes falls apart.