Modern Cursive Handwriting: A Step-by-Step Guide and Workbook to Learn Script Penmanship for Adults and Teens with 150+ Practice Sheets and Bonus Downloads Paperback – March 31, 2022

I vaguely remember my experiences in learning penmanship in grade school. It was quite the chore, as I was both left-handed and undiagnosed learning disabled (LD). As a consequence, my penmanship has always been poor- even sometimes undecipherable to me. This book is great, in that it shows the practical applications of penmanship in everyday life, as well as the positive mental benefits of putting pen to paper. This is a workbook, and the author encourages the user to just write.

Great for learning cursive.

Love this cursive handwriting book I originally got it for myself but the quality of the book are so good I didn't even want to write in it. So instead I purchased some tracing paper and practice my cursive handwriting that way. I was so pleased with the book the details and break down of how to do each letter and how to connect them I am buying another copy of this book and give it to my little neice who is also trying to learn cursive writing. It is never too late to learn.

Thanks, Molly for the workbook.I use tracing paper to do my work but taking the time to carefully really helps already.

I love this book so much, it shows you exactly how to form words in cursive. My third grade teacher started teaching the class how to write in cursive, then it was suddenly cut out of the curriculum. I've always been interested in learning to write in cursive and I think I will master it by next year with the help of this book😁

I got this book to help teach my two kids to write cursive. They haven’t taught cursive writing in schools for a long time. I wanted something that had the whole alphabet in one place for both upper and lower case letters. I only got one book, but I’m making copies of the pages for my kids to practice on. If you’re wanting to use this book for more than one person, you should either get a book for each person, or make copies on a copier for them to practice on.

This is an excellent resource that both my son and I have been able to practice with. We've been using the author's suggestion to trace the exercises so that we can use the book over and over again. The opening sections really set the book apart from the other handwriting books I've bought in the past, providing lots of advice beyond just how each letter is formed. The tips about the best way to hold a pencil and angle your paper have been especially helpful for my son. I highly recommend it for kids and adults alike!

I take notes from a teacher. He talks so fast my writing was getting so sloppy, I got these books for practice.