My Listography: My Amazing Life in Lists

Gave this as a birthday present to 10 year oldGirl. She loved it and her parents also thought it was a great gift to keep track of the things she enjoys at that age

I've purchased several "list" books, and this is one of my favorites. I had many listing books for several years before purchasing this book, and I loved those books as well. This book, has a wide range of questions to it, many of the questions and general so not entirely related to love and/or sex but more to think about all aspects of life. It's a GREAT conversation starter, and I've had several multiple-hour conversations due to the content inside. I personally use it to learn more about people, and it really has brought out some great ideas and conversations. I'd recommend that anyone buy this book. It's fun from both a guy's and a gal's perspective and certainly for couples. I'd say that a lot of the questions are geared toward thinking about your life but can be done by several people as well, if you're the type, it could possibly be fun in a group setting as well.

I originally bought one for my niece (9 years) but then bought one for myself so we could fill it out together. She LOVED it way more than I thought she would. After she went home, she kept filling it out and going back to it.This one is more for kids but I enjoyed it and brought me back to my younger days.I am a huge fan of this company and will continue to buy from them.

I bought this for my 10 year old son because he loves the World Record and Almanac books (even though he looks at the sports section mostly). I thought he would like to look back to see what he loved when he was this age. He thought it was just ok when he opened it but then he and my 7 year old sat for days filling out the lists. It's also fun for me to look through it to see "what's in his head" and since it's not a journal I don't feel guilty about doing it! hahaI will probably buy my younger son the same book next year - and may buy another one in a few years for my older son so he can see how his interests have changed. It's a pretty cool book and it's easy for kids to use.

I'm so glad there is a "kid's" version of the Listography book! It will be perfect for my 10-year-old.I have the Listography book (grown up version) and it's great, but it asks for lists of things that are related to "grown up" activites, like drinking, and sex.The kid's version is just as colorful and fun (if not more so) as the "grown ups" version,) and is much more appropriate for teens and tweens. The reading level is such that I don't recommend it for those under 4th grade, unless your child is advanced.It's a great alternative to a journal, since the lists don't require as much writing, but you still get to know something about yourself. Even if your kid doesn't enjoy writing, they might be willing to use this. It will make a wonderful, fun keepsake to pull out decades later and review!

What better way to get to know yourself than by ranking your favorites in all aspects of life? From the basics---like favorite foods, books, music, etc.---to some more thought-provoking ideas---such as jobs you might like to try some day and what would happen if your parents left you alone for a day---and ending with the self-esteem building "List all the great things about you!", they've even thoughtfully included some space at the back for you to come up with your own lists! Each list is paired with an amusing illustration to help get the creative juices flowing. A nice quality book with a durable soft cover. Buy one for yourself or as a great gift for friends!Also, don't miss the "Listography" and "Love Listography" journals, geared more specifically toward adults and couples, respectively.

GREAT gift for the young thinker-makes it fun to write about oneself, easy, a little at a time, and can be seedlings of further great essays and written works-i recommends this book for any young writer, even hesitant writers, to start them thinking in an easy, noncommittal way. Great book, great buy.

My kids love filling these out. They are fun and quick and the questions are tailored for children, who may not want to be bogged down by deep heavy questions, but it still asks them to share about themselves. They're having fun doing these. Great from beginning writer all the way to teens. Could also be fun as a sleepover activity with friends.

Bought this book for my daughter and she loves it. She is 15. The idea is to write lists of all your favourite things, songs, films, etc, its fun sitting thinking of all things she likes and will be good to look back on in a few years to see how she has changed. Really recommend this and would think good from ages 6-60!

A gift for my Grandaughter

Great pages full of lists for kids or even adults! Some really nice ideas for lists! Bought a few of these for other children. Would recommend!

Bought this for myself as just a little thing to do when I'm bored. It makes a perfect gift for anyone as the quality of this book is really good and the illustrations are quite witty. I would say this s the best one out of the Listography series as the questions are about all sorts of things and it's quite nice to read back over what you've written and see how you've changed since.

kid loves it