Given the hype surrounding this book, I expected much better, I am disappointed. Several points: First, thank the contents of his bag or the bag itself, thanking his business, welcome home, uh ... maybe Japanese habits, but honestly, it's not my thing . I speak to living beings, not things. Deciding to shed pounds just by touching them, I find it crazy and unfair, many libraries would be happy to have them if you want more, she never speaks of this solution, there also Emmaus, at least , what we can say is, although for us it no longer pleases us (or not). And touch the books says nothing about its content ... For clothes, thank them for better throw ??? same, we can recycle them, wear them if they are in good condition, in short, to a civic gesture. Throughout the book, there are many on the storage of clothing, that's nice, but it is not the essential things to pack in a house, right? His way of bending does not teach me much, and I laughed softly when she spoke of the minimum number of clothes, I'm off the mark .. The idea to make every closet, OK, but when we do we do not have one ??? ?? hm. Finally, last thing, fortunately specified by the editor to ignore what it says on the official papers, because throwing payslips, guarantees (unless they are expired) EDF invoices, etc., rent receipts, etc. can you bring serious trouble, before following, although watching the official sites. I advise much more "the art of decluttering" The Guiffant Alice and Laurence Paré, for example ... In short, you guessed it, his book will go directly to the library of my city ...
