See You Later Procrastinator!: Get It Done Paperback – November 28, 2007

I am a high school special education teacher seeking to find student friendly advice for students who struggle in the areas of organization, time management, and study skills. Many students in my classes have poor reading ability and short attention spans. This book was a perfect springboard to creating materials to use in the classroom to teach and reinforce these skills. It is humerous and written in student friendly language.

Wish I had been able to by this for my own son when he was in elementary school years ago. It has great reminders for anyone with ADD/ADHD no matter what age. Would highly recommend it.

We are still reading it, however I love the convenience of the kindle versions. My kids love electronics so they read this using their kindle

This is a good book for any child trying to get organized and motivated. It's easy to read, aND understand for my 10year old.... I gave it 4 stars because it does tend to bore him a little. But overall this book had been very helpful

I took matters in my own hand since I wasn't getting effective help from school and had downloaded Smart but Scattered and this popped up as what other buyers bought. Sent it to my son's kindle. In 2 weeks I received two emails of praise from 6th grade teachers that they saw a difference. I found it interesting since he was getting As but whatever. I have bought other books from this series and have found them very helpful.

Because it is such amazing book , like it has got the colors the posture everything I just love this book

This is a kid's self help book. It includes typical instructions of why you should not procrastinate and how to cure yourself of the procrastination problem. It has a story of a dream of procrastinator boy who thought he turned into a turtle.It tells you why you should learn to do things when you have time to do them, and not wait for the last minute. The book provides simple, easy to understand ways to organize your chores and motivate a child to get the chores done: homework or household choresI would give 3 stars for the content and 4 stars for the illustrations.

Bought this for my 17 yr old autistic boy. He has not looked through it yet, but I did and it was an easy ready and fun

This book is clearly a get it done book. It is good advice.

we enjoyed the book