The Grown-Ass Women's Club: Be Awesome. Earn Badges. (Books for Women, Journal for Feminists, Gifts for Your Best Friend)

This is a cute concept, but it's not badges, or earning badges, it's stickers you get for things you have to do anyway as an adult. and not even all the things we have to do. where's the sticker for repairing the fence? Using power tools efficiently and effectively? Where's my Chainsaw Diva sticker???? Grown-Assed Women use power tools, do home repairs, do yardwork (mowing! edging! pruning! repairing cracked driveways! reairing a crumbling patio! installing solar path lights!), repair wind damaged roofs, and set in replacement windows for when the neighbor kids send a baseball through one.Adulting stickers are fun. There just aren't enough of them.And this is a sticker book, not a badge book.

Smaller than I thought. Purchased it for a gift but it seemed to cheap to give, so I don't know what to do with it now. Would not have bought it if I add seen it in person at the store.

This has pages that you put your sticker badges on and has your write the date and why you think you deserve the badge, understand most of them but some are simply unattainable and odd in general. I know that a lot of people pay rent, but I don't a lot is about dating and staying friends with exs and stuff that will not apply to me.

Literally every woman I have given this to has been so amused. I have a crazy troop of women that are now going to be running around earning badges. I actually have to order more!

I'm in my 40s, and...I can't imagine anyone getting out of their 20s without having done most of these things. Talk about participation trophies...who feels the need to congratulate themselves for doing normal things? Probably a decent gift for a recent college grad who needs her self-esteem boosted, but insulting to anyone with a few years of life experience.

Know someone who needs an excuse for self care? This is great! Earn badges for taking care of yourself for once. I gave this to a single mother of four. Treat Yo-self!

Not quite what I expected, however this is something I try my best to involve in my weekly active life. Comes with plenty of prompts to use to make you feel a little better about what you’ve accomplished. However it is not a “journal”. It’s small writing prompts

Not really what I expected, but I gave it to a younger person.

Empowering book and I like the stickers to give yourself.