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Starts out interesting, but once it hits the middle it starts to drag. Near the end the pace picks itself up again, but the end is one of the most dissapointing things I've ever read. The question is, how do you want to refer to this book? You can read it as erotic fiction, you can read it as an under lying metaphore for religious devotion, or you can read it as a love letter from a woman to her love.

A simple and concise guide on embracing adulthood and all of things that come with it. The Art of Growing Up isn't exactly a self-help book, but it does offer some nice tips and tricks on coping with the reality of getting older. It's true that most of the things the author tells us aren't new, but she presents them in a pleasant enough way, that if you're willing to listen, may help you to hear them again for the first time. Overall, this book is well worth the 30 - 45 minutes it will take you to read it. It probably won't change your life, but it just might alter some of your preconceptions about what it takes to act like an adult, and exactly what it means to be "grown up".