Spark Joy: An Illustrated Master Class on the Art of Organizing and Tidying Up -- Marie Kondo

from harrietbrown

The book is divided into two parts, of three chapters each: Part I encompasses "Master Tips," which is a "how-to" guide on the more subtle points of the KonMari method. Part II is the "Encyclopedia," which covers the more practical aspects of organizing and tidying up following the KonMari method...

from jobinsonlis

I find Kondo's writing style in this to be very charming and personable, which makes it a little harder to judge this book over her last one. It is basically a rehash of her previous book but with illustrations and more practical storage advice. I don't recommend starting with this one first thou...

from CassandraT

Let me qualify this reading by saying that I only read the parts I needed, and I recommend Spark Joy over the original book by Marie Kondo, as it has illustrations. Listening to the By The Book podcast, I realized that I skipped over parts of the method I find unreasonable. I am not keeping my di...

from pegmcdaniel

I've heard a lot about this book and Marie Kondo's first book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. I decided to see what the hype is about since I need to declutter and organize some drawers, closets, etc. I enjoyed this book. I think that the author has a great sense of humor because she can'...

from SamMusher

Met my need for an inspiring audiobook to listen to while I puttered around my house, just like the original book. I missed the illustrations because audio, so I probably didn't get as much out of it as I could have. I'm not going to take a stand on Konmari here, because the hell do I know? I lik...