Print Handwriting Workbook for Adults: Improve your printing handwriting & practice print penmanship workbook for adults Paperback – June 19, 2020

I really like using this book

Very clear and useful.

very good

Page 18 is missing the letter V in the alphabet

I'm 56 and do write occasional notes for my job, which others may also refer to on occasion. I've been conscious of the lower legibility of my handwriting for years now and I'm finally doing something about it. I picked up a notebook from the store and started with that but decided that if I'm going to do this I should do it right and get a book like this, because my approach to writing some letters and numbers didn't seem correct. So on some letters and numbers, I'm re-learning how to write them after having bad form and taking shortcuts for years which made them unrecognizable to even my eyes. I usually print but I wrote some of my letters in script form so that was another issue.I read other reviews where people were complaining that the writing was too big for adults but instead more appropriate for little kids. Well, if they would have looked at the whole book, they would have noticed that only the first 1/3 of the book is for bigger writing. The next 1/3 of the book is smaller in size, and the last 1/3 is even smaller. To me this makes sense. Get the proper form of the letters, then move onto smaller. Then after working on that size then go to very small. There's over 100 pages so if I do a minimum two pages a day (about 1/2 hour or so) it should take me about 2 months to finish the book. I'm happy with my progress so far because my note writing is more neat and legible already despite having less than 3 weeks into the book at this point.

This workbook is a great tool, but not only to improve your handwriting -- it's a great way to practice mindfulness and to keep your mind sharp. I'm currently undergoing treatment for chronic pain at an outpatient clinic, and one of things you're taught is to seek out ways to calm down your central nervous system. Mindfulness and meditation really helps, but for most of us it's not always easy to "sit" for extended periods of time. So for some people, mindfulness can be found in doing activities that also improve focus and cognition, such as reading, doing Sudoku, solving puzzles, doing adult legos, etc. I decided it would be fun to teach myself how to write with my left hand (I'm right-handed). I found this workbook on Amazon and have now dedicated 15 minutes per day to practicing a new letter. I put on my studying playlist on Spotify, get out my favorite pen, and then get into a flow state tracing and then writing the letter of the day.As an added bonus, the author encourages you to email her and she'll send you practice sheets. I did just that; and by the way, I wasn't sure whether she'd really reply to my email. I was grateful that she actually did, even adding a personal note of encouragement for my journey. For this personal touch alone, I will absolutely buy or subscribe to whatever product she has to offer next.In summary, this is a wonderful workbook for relaxation, cognition, mindfulness, and bringing you back to that magical time in our lives when we were first learning how to read and write. Plus it's becoming a cool party trick for me to show people that I know that I can write with both hands. And most of all, this workbook is a little something wonderful that was put out in the world by a great human being.

I love this! It will definitely help me improve my penmanship! It is reminiscent of learning how to write when we were children with an adult twist. If you email the author, they are very responsive and kind. They will also send you additional practice pages that are wonderful!

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