Review of The Pocket Guide to Minimalism

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'Official Review: The Pocket Guide to Minimalism' by Katy Moeggenberg has a potent introduction! It reflects on the merits of the author. The way in which the reviewer explores the issues, the book about minimalism raises is remarkable for readers. Also, the reactions to the book provided by the reviewer are fascinating to follow. Nice to learn that this is a great book that teaches its readers how to maintain a simple and healthy lifestyle!
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Thank you for an informative review. Since I'm someone who likes to maintain a healthy lifestyle, I will definitely give this book a go.
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This is a great book for anyone hoping to reduce their clutter. I’ve been working on this a bit myself, so I might sample this book.
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I’m looking forward to digging into this book to find out more about minimalism to save unnecessary stress and save money. This is very timely and relevant in these trying times when anxiety and depression is at its peak.
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This is a great book that emphasizes on minimalistic living that I personally follow. Congratulations BOTD!
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The concept of minimalism is key as a result of the present economic situation most especially in sub-Saharan Africa where I come from and I found the ideas shared by the author to be very essential to survival. Congrats to the author on being the book of the day!
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I like that this book was very short and was still able to pass its message across. It addresses a critical topic that concerns all. Thanks for this review. And, congratulations to the author on winning book of the day.
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The book will come in handy to people. However, I’ll love to pass on reading it. Thank you for the review
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This is one simple educating and self-help book I've come across. I would certainly love to make use of a copy of this book. The review is nice.
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Thanks for your review. This book's concept of Minimalism sounds like Kondo Marie's methods.
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Post by Rodel Barnachea »

Minimalism is something that I am highly interested in. I really like the fact that this book is made as concise as possible, and it seems to have followed the principle of minimalism when its author and editor is polishing it. Congratulations to the author for BOTD!
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Post by tarafarah7 »

I loved your review! Bravo! This is definitely a book I want to read! Thank you!

Today's BOTD is a short and precise self-help book about minimalism and living a less stressful, more organized life. This is exactly what I need! I love that it not only teaches what minimalism is, but it also takes readers through each step to implement and maintain progress. Thank you again so much! :-)
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I think the writer used a minimalist approach in writing this book further stressing the point. It'll be a helpful self-help book. Thanks for your review.
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I naturally don't like keeping things i no longer use, especially if they are household materials. I l like this book as it broadens my knowledge on how to be a minimalist. The most interesting thing i have learnt is not to impose this lifestyle on anyone- i used to do this a lot but now i have learnt. Thanks for this review.
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I like the concepts of this book: keeping what is essential and discarding what is not used, I also like the fact that the book is concise. Nice review.
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