WORKBOOK For Girl, Wash Your Face: Stop Believing the Lies About Who You Are so You Can Become Who You Were Meant to Be Rachel Hollis

I don't believe this is published by the author of the original book. There are many typos and grammatical errors in this, as well as font errors. I was disappointed in this, as well as the one for Girl, Stop Apologizing. Not worth the money. There are many other guides online more worthwhile and at no cost.

I thought this book would provide a good read-along guide for the book. It doesn't. There are so many typos and errors that it's hard to read and follow. It doesn't do a great job of capturing main points of the book, either. This should not be sold, and does not represent the book well.

This workbook has many spelling and grammatical errors. I stopped using it after the first few chapters of reading the book because the errors were so distracting. In addition, it does not always capture the overall idea of the chapter in Hollis' book. Some of the questions are odd and not thought provoking - answers are just a simple yes or no. I would recommend looking for a different companion piece to the book. Do not spend money on this workbook.I'm disappointed that I suggested this workbook to my book club. I'll do more research next time.

This work book is hard to read and full of typos! Would not recommend.

I WAS SEARCHING FOR A WORKBOOK FOR MY 12 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER AND THIS IS DEFINITELY NOT IT! FOR MUCH MORE MATURE/MARRIED WOMEN NOT FOR TEENS WITH SELF ESTEEM ISSUES. MAKE SURE YOU RETURN IT WITHIN 30 DAYS TOO BECAUSE I WENT 45 DAYS AND NOW I AM STUCK WITH IT! SINCE WHEN DID AMAZON START A 30 DAY RETURN POLICY?

I liked the way the author wrote the book. I sometimes had my mind wandering.

I get the feeling this was NOT actually written/created by Rachel Hollis. Typos, improper grammar, etc... knock off???

My wife loved the book and workbook.

Should be an option for NO stars!! This workbook is NOT written by Rachel Hollis, the author of the actual book, ‘Girl, wash your face.’ If you look at the front cover, it appears to insinuate that she HAS written it, but after contacting her team about the poor quality of the workbook, they assured me she wasn’t involved in producing this workbook.The quality of the text in the workbook is really poor! There are many vocabulary, grammatical and punctuation errors, which should have been corrected before publishing. Whoever has written it has failed to grasp the complexity of the English language and this detracts from the purpose of the workbook. Rachel’s actual copy of ‘Girl, wash your face,’ is an amazing read and should in no way be linked to this workbook. Amazon, please, do NOT recommend this workbook to be purchased alongside the actual book.

Great follow up to each chapter