Review: Poorly written basic uncluttering book
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 09 20, 2012
First of all, this book talks about all people who have clutter as having an emotional or mental illness. What poppycock! While that may be true in a fraction of the cases, in most cases we clutter because we're human. Moreover, the book is poorly written.For example, here's a typical sentence: "A uncluttering plan is important so that . . ." Didn't the author or editor know to simply us "an" instead of "a"? And this happens in hundreds of sentences. Another example: "Unfortunately these stuffs end up in jumbled up . . ." And, finally, the real zinger: "Step 1 -Asses the room's condition . . ."The author also assumed everyone had a spouse and kids and that the one doing the decluttering is a female. The information was quite basic and I didn't feel the book was worth the read. Fortunately, it's free.-- Susanna K. Hutcheson