Real Life Organizing by Cassandra Aarssen

And no one is surprised that my organizing style is the same as a child's. AKA easy to put away and super visible.
Also I love the author cause she has a youtube channel...and the clutterbug concept.
I wish the reader had been different because she had a little bit of the like...peppy commercial vibes...and that just isn't my vibe.
Also the idea of looking at your piles of stuff and where it naturally ends up and trying to like...adapt to that instead of like.....making life complicated and making stuff difficult to put away.
204 Pages

The New York Public Library Guide to Organizing a Home Library by Kathie Coblentz

I loved some of the humor, but also like...it wasn't ground-breaking. It was just a brief collection of other references, which is fine. 
128 Pages

TS Song: NA....cause it's nonfiction

The Home Edit by Clea Shearer, Joanna Teplin

The Home Edit
I loved the way this book was organized in the sense that it started off with small areas that would be easier to tackle, and that it show various ways to organize everything, because every space is different. (Yes I'm looking at the Entryway section, because I literally just drop my backpack at my door and pray it doesn't get in the way)
256 Pages

The Home Edit Life
.....Did I notice how this book said that I didn't have to get rid of any of my books.....yes...my friend's weren't happy with the line. 
Storing yarn in file holders/magazine boxes...like... fjklds I love it.
The pictures are so fricking satisfying...like...it's goals but energy
256 Pages