The Secret Me: A Questionnaire Journal

Such a fun notebook. As many people have commented in their reviews, be aware that this is not geared towards children specifically and has quite a bit of adult content. That being said, perhaps a pre-teen or teenager would enjoy this because the questions are so bizarre and risque. Either way, its a tremendous concept and I have loved the experience every time I have opened it to engage in some list-making.

I do wish that it had been packaged better, however. It was shipped in a manilla envelope with bubble wrap around it, but it was bent and the spine was pretty severely broken when I opened the package. Because the book was for my personal use it wasn't a big deal, but if I had been ordering it for a gift I would have been pretty disappointed at the condition of the book.

I flew through the basic questions and had no fun answering them. I would prefer questions that require thoughtful answers not "blue" "watermelon" "Dustin" I answer my favorite foods and colors enough, this isn't secretive??

I absolutely love this book! The questions in here are both intriguing and fun! There are "lists", "this or that", and "your thoughts on" type questions. The only reason that I gave it only 4 stars is because there are 4 pages (20 questions) on favorite video games, and I don't play video games and there are about 6 pages of the same 10 questions you are supposed to ask someone then write their answers. This was supposed to be secret info about me. I don't even have 6 people I could ask. They feel like they just don't fit with the rest of the book. Otherwise, I am very excited to finish this book, then look at it again in a few years.

If you like questionnaire books like I do, then this may be the book for you. However, the reason why i thought 3 stars were best is because it was more of a write out lists then it was a questionnaire book.

There was nothing particularly thought-provoking about these questions, many of which are "would you rather this or that terrible thing happen if for some stupid reason you had to choose" sorts of questions. I do not recommend this to anyone over the age of 20. It may help younger people to sort out their opinions, but unless your sense of identity is akin to that of a preteen girl, find more substantial questions to draw out your life experience elsewhere.

Following by the reviews, I bought this book with the intentions of having my first questionaire journal. Man, didn't expect so much from this book!

I ended up shared this book with my friends and man, we had the fun of our lives!!! we where laughing so hard and even we stood three full hours laughing and crying! but now, a warning to those who are under 15, this book is NOT FOR YOU!!!

This book had many questions and some of the questions are very perverted. it is literally a Graphic book.

I extremely recommend this product to adults, they'll enjoy it!

The first version of this was amazing - I loved filling it out which is why I quickly ordered this one. However this has pages of favorite music, tv shows, movies etc as well as a lot more lists. If that's what you like, then definitely get this. But if you like the style of the first journal I wouldn't recommend this one.

I love answering questions, so obviously I loved this book.. to a point. A lot of the lists were tiring and I was looking for just fill in the bubble.

But I still love it. Great entertainment if you have a minute to spare.

This really makes you think. Some of the questions are bad like other reviews but that's what this book is about, nobody has to see it but you. And if you are on the page of Ethics, what kind of questions do you want? There's a warning not intended for children but I think 16-18 could make a teenager think about themselves and adults as well like me.

As a fellow independent author I feel wary of writing any negative reviews on self-published works, however this journal wasn't what I anticipated. Perhaps I didn't read the reviews closely, or view the look inside function, I am unsure. I think this is an over-priced plagiarism of sorts. All of the questionnaires within this journal are taken from online sources, I would know because I have daughters that live for these things on Facebook. They are random quizzes and such thrown together in one spot.

This really makes you think. Some of the questions are bad like other reviews but that's what this book is about, nobody has to see it but you. And if you are on the page of Ethics, what kind of questions do you want? There's a warning not intended for children but I think 16-18 could make a teenager think about themselves and adults as well like me.

As a fellow independent author I feel wary of writing any negative reviews on self-published works, however this journal wasn't what I anticipated. Perhaps I didn't read the reviews closely, or view the look inside function, I am unsure. I think this is an over-priced plagiarism of sorts. All of the questionnaires within this journal are taken from online sources, I would know because I have daughters that live for these things on Facebook. They are random quizzes and such thrown together in one spot.

The Secret Me series is an excellent gift for anyone! My daughter has them all. She loves to fill out the answers. It's a diary in a way, but you answer questions, make lists, etc. It will be a fun thing to share with her own children. History! She's 19 and still enjoys them.

Questions you never thought you wanted to know the answers to! This goes way beyond the average questionnaire journal to ask questions that will shock, horrify, and repulse you! (Example: If you were a killer, what kind of people would you kill? or For a billion dollars, would you spend a week in a room full of dead bodies?)