A decidedly different take on cleaning than Marie Kondo's, which I also read recently. This book is mostly focused on cleaning for the sake of your children and anyone else who will have to clean up after you when you die -- it is very Nordic, moderately amusing, and not at all inaccurate. At 27 I am not really the target audience, but I've been on a cleaning spate of late so it felt appropriate nevertheless.

However, it is very short and not actually very helpful. Thank heaven for libraries, because there is no way this scant book is worth the 19 dollar cover price. Magnusson talks a lot about herself and her history and her children which is interesting, but not useful. Would recommend to older, sentimental types.