Our review of : Declutter Like a Mother

The Rooted Life is a book about growing your own food and cultivating health and wholeness through that process. The author, Justin Rhodes, provides helpful information on everything from choosing the right vegetables to grow to dealing with pests and diseases. He also offers inspiring stories of how gardening has transformed his life both physically [...]

Hooked is a memoir by Sutton Foster that tells the story of her struggle with alcoholism and how crafting saved her life. Foster recounts how, in the wake of several personal tragedies, she turned to alcohol for solace only to find herself spiraling further and further down into addiction. It wasn’t until she discovered fiber [...]

Salt is more than just a mineral that makes things taste like salt. It has been at the center of human civilization for millennia. In this book, Mark Kurlansky tells the story of salt from its very beginning to the present day. Salt was once so valuable that it caused wars and revolutions. Today, it [...]

In his memoir, Taste: My Life Through Food, Hollywood actor Stanley Tucci eloquently recounts the role food has played in his life. From growing up in an Italian-American family where meals were a focal point of gatherings to becoming a successful chef and restaurateur, Tucci explores the ways that food has both connected him with [...]

In “Second Nature”, Michael Pollan tells the story of his education as a gardener. He describes how he learned to foster and appreciate the natural world, even in the midst of an urban environment. This book is full of personal anecdotes and practical advice for gardeners of all levels. For who is this book for [...]

Outdoor Kids in an Inside World is a guide to getting your family out of the house and radically engaged with nature. Written by Steven Rinella, outdoorsman and host of popular TV show MeatEater, this book offers advice on how to raise children who are comfortable in the great outdoors. Filled with tips on everything [...]

All Creatures Great and Small is the heartwarming memoirs of James Herriot, a veterinarian who dedicates his life to healing animals. From Yorkshire in England to the rural farms across Europe, James shares anecdotes about the many animals he has treated during his career – from cats and dogs to horses and cows. Warm, funny, [...]

The Art of Raising a Puppy is written by the Monks of New Skete, who are experts in dog training and puppy care. The book provides comprehensive advice on every stage of raising a healthy and well-behaved puppy, from choosing the right breed to housebreaking and obedience training. For who is this book for ? [...]

In Keep the Memories, Lose the Stuff, Matt Paxton offers readers a step-by-step guide to decluttering their lives. He helps them understand why they hold onto things they don’t need and provides practical advice for getting rid of clutter once and for all. Along with helpful tips on organizing your home, downsizing your possessions, and [...]

“Crying in H Mart” is a memoir by Michelle Zauner about her experiences growing up as a mixed-race girl in a Korean American family. Raised primarily by her immigrant mother, Zauner explores the challenges of balancing two cultures and trying to find her place within them. She also reflects on how food has played an [...]

“My Life in France” is a book by Julia Child that tells the story of her life in Paris. In it, she discusses everything from her love for French food to her experiences during World War II. The book offers an interesting look at French culture and provides some great recipes too! For who is [...]

This book is a history of private life, written by Bill Bryson. It tells the story of how we have lived in our homes over the centuries, and examines the changes that have taken place in domestic life as society has changed. From ancient Greece to contemporary America, Bryson charts the evolution of home design [...]