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The More of Less
by Joshua Becker
The book has practical and concrete steps towards achieving minimalism.
However, this being the 3rd book I read on minimalism, it felt redundant.
It didn't offer anything new, but it did reiterate ideas all the other books on minimalism
have discussed. If you were pursuing minimalism as a family this is a good book to reference to. Also,
if you have no issues with regards to biblical references, then this book can be very helpful.
As to minimalism books, I still love Fumio Sasaki's Goodbye, Things. When I read it, Minimalism made sense to me at a deeper level, despite the fact I have been pursuing minimalism for over 2 years now.
However, this being the 3rd book I read on minimalism, it felt redundant.
It didn't offer anything new, but it did reiterate ideas all the other books on minimalism
have discussed. If you were pursuing minimalism as a family this is a good book to reference to. Also,
if you have no issues with regards to biblical references, then this book can be very helpful.
As to minimalism books, I still love Fumio Sasaki's Goodbye, Things. When I read it, Minimalism made sense to me at a deeper level, despite the fact I have been pursuing minimalism for over 2 years now.