Our review of : Decluttering at the Speed of Life

If you’re feeling frazzled and out of sorts, The Well-Gardened Mind might be just what the doctor ordered. Written by an experienced gardener, this book offers plenty of advice on how to restore your balance by incorporating nature into your everyday life. From growing vegetables in a container garden to taking a relaxing walk in [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

If you’re interested in becoming more self-sufficient, Mini Farming is the perfect guidebook for you. Written by Brett L. Markham, an avid urban homesteader and small farmer, this comprehensive manual will teach you how to grow your own food on a limited amount of land. Whether you live in an apartment or have a backyard [...]

Zak George’s Guide to a Well-Behaved Dog is based on the principle that positive reinforcement is the key to training dogs of all ages, breeds, and mixes. In this book, you’ll find proven solutions to the most common training problems, from pottytraining issues and chewing problems to fearfulness and aggression. For who is this book [...]

Declutter Like a Mother is the ultimate guide to decluttering your home and your life. Author Allie Casazza provides a step-by-step plan for organizing and streamlining every area of your life, from closets and cupboards to finances and family schedules. With Casazza’s advice, you can finally get rid of the clutter that’s been stressing you [...]

Eat a Peach is a memoir by David Chang. The book tells the story of Chang’s life, from his childhood in New York City to his rise as one of the world’s most celebrated chefs. Along the way, he offers insights into cuisine and cooking, family and fatherhood, and coming-of-age in America. For who is [...]

In this touching and highly anticipated memoir, Dean Koontz tells the story of Trixie, his big little dog who was by his side for ten joy-filled years. From her earliest days as a bouncy puppy to her last romp in the park, Trixie brought laughter and love into Dean’s life and he into hers. She [...]

The Other End of the Leash is a compelling book written by Patricia McConnell PhD that explores why we behave in certain ways around dogs. The author applies years of scientific research and personal experience to provide readers with a better understanding of dog behavior and how to develop closer relationships with their pets. This [...]

Erin French was living the dream–she had a successful career as a food photographer in New York City. But when she lost her job, Erin found herself at a crossroads. She could stay in the city and try to rebuild her life or move back home to rural Vermont and start over from scratch. Determined [...]

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 [...]

In Organizing for the Rest of Us, Dana K. White offers realistic strategies to help anyone tame their home environment. From clearing out the clutter and establishing routines to setting boundaries with loved ones, readers will find everything they need to take control of their surroundings once and for all. BUY ON AMAZON. For who [...]