Review: Cluttered with Errors
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2012
Well, the price was right for the book, but I can't say that I learned much from reading it.  The author did inform the readers of the difference between living with clutter and hoarding.  For people first tackling the problem of clutter, the suggestions in the book would probably be very helpful.As always, I can't help noticing subject/verb disagreements, typos, punctuation errors, and misspelled words.  I was surprised that so many of these errors could be packed into such a short book.  I am still trying to figure out why the letter "d" was substituted for the letter "t" two times in the book.  Once it was "picked" for pocket; the other time it was "closed" for closet.As I write this, I do feel a bit guilty of looking a gift horse in the mouth, but I am being truthful in my review.