The Big Activity Book for Divorced People
Turn the page on divorce with the ultimate activity book for divorced people, a brilliantly irreverent collection by Jordan Reid and Erin Williams. This 160-page paperback is packed with hilarious puzzles, cheeky word searches, and prompts that transform alimony calculations and property division into comedy gold. Whether you need a cathartic break from paperwork or a side-splitting gift for a friend navigating new beginnings, this activity book for divorced people delivers laughter that’s honestly cheaper than therapy.
What's Inside
- Alimony-themed crossword puzzles that make you snort-laugh
- “Divide the Assets” logic challenges with absurdly unfair items
- Mad libs for rewriting your divorce decree in style
- Coloring pages with cathartic swear words and florals
- Reflective prompts to celebrate your newfound freedom
- Humor quizzes: Which type of divorced friend are you?
Product Details
| Format | Paperback |
| Page Count | 160 pages |
| Authors | Jordan Reid & Erin Williams |
| Publisher | Penguin |
| Dimensions | 5.5 x 0.4 x 8.2 inches |
| ISBN | 978-0593-xxxxx |
About the Authors
Jordan Reid is the voice behind the popular lifestyle blog Ramshackle Glam and a master of turning life’s messes into comedic memoirs. Erin Williams is an illustrator and author known for her candid, laugh-out-loud books on adulting. Together they’ve crafted an activity book for divorced people that feels like a cocktail party with your funniest friends.
Perfect Gift for New Beginnings
Stuck on what to get the divorcée who has everything but a sense of humor about the settlement? This activity book for divorced people is the ideal present for divorce parties, housewarming into a single apartment, or just because adulting is hard. Slip it into a care package alongside a bottle of prosecco and a “You’re Free” card. It’s also a clever stress-reliever for anyone counting down the days until the ink dries on the final decree.
Staff Product Review
We cracked open this activity book for divorced people on a rainy Tuesday and immediately started laughing. The alimony word search had our entire team circling words like “assets,” “severance,” and “freedom” with a marker. The prompts hit that sweet spot between snarky and healing—you actually feel better after doodling what your ex’s trophy collection would look like. It’s the rare gift that works equally well as a gag and a genuine self-care tool. We recommend it wholeheartedly.

