I really enjoyed this book. It’s like a tidying up book for humans instead of possessions. There is a lot of useful information in this book. I recommend it

I really appreciated the style of this book. It slots in nicely with the KonMarie trend which is sweeping North America, but it focuses on the self instead our belongings. A great read for anyone!

DNF'ing this book at 16% because it is just not for me. I don't like the dialogue format, and I find it to be very repetitive and exaggerated. It's written as a dialogue between the Youth and the Philosopher, but the actual text doesn't flow the way a conversation would. I'm sure that for some people the information in this book is worth the trudge through the format, but I wasn't enjoying the ideas either, so I'm not going to spend any more time on it.