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I listened to the audio as I weeded through my clothing. It was really motivating to me, I cleared out several drawers in my dresser, and I learned new ways to fold my clothes. Folding my clothing origami style was seriously joyful for me. Why have I never done this before? I really geeked out on how great my drawers look, and I've kept it up for a week so far with ease. This is quite out of character for me, so finding this sense of joy in organization and simplicity is a real gift. There isn't a lot of new information over Konmari's first book, but this one somehow captured me more.

I was quite charmed by Marie Kondo's first book, learned a few tips, found myself nodding in agreement with most of it, and generally recommend it highly. This follow-up is just a savvy bid to cash in on her bestseller success. The first one was quite enough. Skip this and read the other.

Felt a little more like a memoir

The first book was much more helpful. While this had more examples, the material felt the same as before. I'd stick with the first one only.

Reads more like a How To with specifics on the order of tidying and on how to approach each room. It's been a while since I read the first book, so I liked revisiting her tips, but I'm not sure how much this adds overall in terms of new information.
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Ah, konmari, my favorite kook/genius. The bit on storing bras was a bit of a revelation. And the illustrations are super cute.
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I actually liked this one better than the first one. It includes a lot of the same information but it is more to the point and has diagrams!