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How to Be a Grown-Up
How to Be a GrownUp
Author: Margaret Feinberg, Leif Oines
Sure, being a grown-up is fun, but it's also hard-that's the part no one tells you. So, the author of twentysomething, along with her husband, a longtime youth minister, have put together a manual for life on your own. Whether you're leaving the nest for the first time or moving back into your old room they give you tips on how to manag...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780849904172
ISBN-10: 084990417X
Publication Date: 4/5/2005
Pages: 224
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3.5 stars, based on 4 ratings
Publisher: W Publishing Group
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 0
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This is a helpful guide for graduates. Includes topics such as Roommates 101, Finding a Job You Actually Like, Isn't Pizza a Food Group?, and Climbing Out of the Black Hole of Debt.
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Some funny jokes, but ultimately aimed for smaller children.
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The back cover asks: So you've reached adulthood.. Now What?
This is a hilarious book that I think would be perfect for a college grad.. It has funny, quirky anecdotes on anything from stats on how many people actually iron naked, the top 10 ways to break up with someone, speed dating, fad dieting, to keeping a plant alive for 12 months. I loved this book. Rated 5/5


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