I Can’t Adult Today: 50 Firsts of Being an Adult

by Kim Chance

A no-nonsense, you can-do-it guide to growing up.

You’re an adult now. You finally have that glorious freedom and independence…

But wait a second, what’s the difference between a credit card and a debit card? How does health insurance actually work? And how do you change your car’s oil again? Ugh. Well, no one ever said becoming a grown-up was easy.

I Can’t Adult Today: 50 Firsts of Being an Adult shares secrets they don’t teach you in school and tips that make growing up a little easier.

Genres: Nonfiction

128 pages, Unknown Binding

Published January 1, 2024

About the author

Kim Chance is an English teacher from Alabama, currently residing in the north east with her husband and three children. When not writing, Kim enjoys spending time with her family and two crazy dogs, binge-watching Netflix, fangirling over books, and making death-by-cheese casseroles.

Connect with Kim on:
Instagram: @kimwritesbooks,
Website: www.kimchance.com

Reviews

[Javier Centellas · Rating 1 out of 5]

Mom got me this book for Christmas. It's honestly not great, it's very surface-level information that anyone with an ounce of common sense should know. Most of the points that are in the book shouldn't even have to be talked about at all. I've always considered myself a very independent person, but this is frankly sad that most of this even needs to be said. And on the pages that are about technical topics that I would actually like to know more about, it's done in such shallow depth that I don't actually learn anything. This whole book feels like an infinite money glitch thrown together by some author who farted it out in a weekend.

[Mary · Rating 5 out of 5]

I picked this up just to see what was in it, unfortunately I have lived enough that I learned most of it already! ;) For anyone who is just starting out and didn't have anyone to teach them some of the tips of what it means to be an adult such as debit/credit card differences, budgeting, living on your own for the first time this book is for you.

[Michael Barcelo · Rating 5 out of 5]

I picked up this book a little late. I’m currently 28 years old. However, I still learned a few things. This book is perfect for an adult that just moved out of their parent’s house. I wish I had this book earlier in life, it would’ve saved me some trouble.

[Victoria Ibarra · Rating 2 out of 5]

Si soy honesta no entiendo cual es el publico objetivo de este libro.

[Livvy]

Only reason I’m not offended I was given this at the ripe age of 19 is because my sister didn’t look at it before getting it for me