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The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The...

(Book #1 in the Magic Cleaning Series)

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#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER - The book that sparked a revolution and inspired the hit Netflix series Tidying Up with Marie Kondo the original guide to decluttering your home once and for all. ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL BOOKS OF THE DECADE--CNN Despite constant efforts to declutter your home, do papers still accumulate like snowdrifts and clothes pile up like a tangled mess of noodles? Japanese cleaning consultant Marie Kondo takes tidying to a whole...

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5 ratings

Quick read that motivates!

Published by Brenda , 7 months ago
I got the hardback, & its a smaller sized book that is an easy read. It doesn't blather on & on with a lot of verbage, she does give some anecdotal, but gets to the point quickly. Some parts are rather funny because they zing you. I LOL at the one about saving stuff to use for the house guest that never comes! Or about how your bedroom doesn't get messy by itself, but by you! It does make you think & realize you have a ton of stuff you neither use nor need nor ever will! I thought it would be full of a lot of New Age stupid stuff but it's not. And I won't be thanking anything like my old jeans, I will just keep thanking God for my blessings & get rid of the stuff that no longer is.

great for getting started!

Published by K7 , 11 months ago
At the very least, this is a great book to provide some structure for beginning to organize your life. It's not like you need to follow every step - you can take and leave which concepts to apply. In my case, I literally cleaned the entire house using most of what she gives. Very simple and well written. She's got a motivating way of communicating her point as well. I'd definitely recommend :]

Great condition

Published by bookworm , 2 years ago
The book came in a timely manner and in wonderful condition! currently reading right now .

Excellent Read!

Published by Adella , 2 years ago
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and it helped me declutter my life so much! It really makes you think about everything you own in a new light. Very helpful and a good read.

I love this book so much, I need a physical copy

Published by Aryelle , 2 years ago
This book is just wonderful on how to keep things in order. Before this book, I use to clean but I would get really tired because I had to clean up so much. Now?! If it’s a week day and I have enough energy to pick up, I can do so and make it look like I just spent the whole day cleaning up when in actuality, it took me 30 minutes. She makes you realize that we have personal connections with all of our things, whether it was just for a moment or for a life time. Once you realize that, the next step is to realize when it’s time to say goodbye to it. When reading make sure to take notes and follow the book as is, I feel myself way more productive since I’ve bought it and I’m so happy I did!
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