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A review by lovelyfrances237
One Year to an Organized Life: From Your Closets to Your Finances, the Week-by-Week Guide to Getting Completely Organized for Good by Regina Leeds
2.0
There is a trend among books like this and, I'm not knocking it I just wish they were more upfront about it.
This book has some good advice but, even though it pretends otherwise, it is written for Gen X/Baby Boomer middle Americans with maybe 2 kids, a very traditional family set up and a 3 bedroom detached house with a garage. I'm sure there are people who fit that description for whom it really works but I wish it had mentioned it more in the description so I could have skipped a whole lot of stuff that it's useful to me at all.
Instead I waded through chapters on sorting out a garage that doesn't exist, preparing the kids I don't have for school and throwing the Thanksgiving party I'll never have because I'm English.
If those are things you need advice on then Regina is an endearing person who's very direct, open and honest. And if someone could direct me to 'Getting it together for twenty-something millennials who may live outside the US' that would be great.
This book has some good advice but, even though it pretends otherwise, it is written for Gen X/Baby Boomer middle Americans with maybe 2 kids, a very traditional family set up and a 3 bedroom detached house with a garage. I'm sure there are people who fit that description for whom it really works but I wish it had mentioned it more in the description so I could have skipped a whole lot of stuff that it's useful to me at all.
Instead I waded through chapters on sorting out a garage that doesn't exist, preparing the kids I don't have for school and throwing the Thanksgiving party I'll never have because I'm English.
If those are things you need advice on then Regina is an endearing person who's very direct, open and honest. And if someone could direct me to 'Getting it together for twenty-something millennials who may live outside the US' that would be great.