I had a hard time taking the author seriously, the way she wrote about herself in mythic-like proportions of when being a teenager and being enlightened about tidying, I should have stop there but continued to "hate-read" the entire thing. While I do understand that cleaning everything once, like on the show Hoarders, makes sense - do it all at once, see everything you own at once and deal with it.

Some of her ideas are crazy and as the reader you can tell that no one visits her home overnight or that she has kids and letting everything dry on the veranda is how she lives her life.

On page 90 she wrote this "Keep only the books that will make you happy to see them on your shelves, the ones that you really love. This includes this book, too. If you don't feel any joy when you hold it in your hand, I would rather you discard it."

Luckily, I borrowed this book from the library.