Good-Bye Clutter: Organize and Simplify Every Room in Your Home

by Susan Wright

Book by Susan Wright

Genres: Nonfiction

156 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

See also S.L. Wright

Susan Wright is a USA Today Bestselling author of more than two dozen published novels and nonfiction books. She writes Speculative fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction and Star Trek novels, and has been published by Pocket Books, Penguin Group, and St. Martin’s Press.

Reviews

[Lynn]

Everytime I read a clutter book, I will throw out large troughs of clutter. I needed this book as an inspiration. It is very incisive, no-excuses type of book. I had a few I was deliberating on reading. I got this one as it managed to change my mental wiring towards a no-nonsense approach. The last thing you want from these type of books is fluff.. For a whimsical clutterbug like me, parsimony is King.

I have to admit this is a very simple, general book. As in, some parts aren't really impressive, but those that are, come in handy. She answers all your un-answered questions on what to keep, what to chuck, and why. I feel a bit of compassion in her for old photos, vids etc. Overall, an effective book. I like!

[Mollie *scoutrmom*]

I'm so disorganized that I had to return this to the library before they declared it lost and charged me for it. I'll have to finish reading it one day.

[Caro Lyn]

A very basic clutter book. A quick read. At 142 pages, including a chapter on "uncluttering your time," everything gets a really broad overview. Nothing is too detailed.

[Cindy]

Some really good ideas and practical guidelines

[Jjfillman]

I liked the book,new and different ideas for organizing everything.