pickA wonderful follow-up to The Swedish Art of Death Cleaning. A small portion of overlap in content but purposely placed among stories of her past, worries over the pandemic (written in the thick of C-19), and the realities of being 86 with some medical scares but otherwise healthy. This series is motivating to readers of all ages.
so-soThis definitely could have been a listicle. She goes into stories of her past that, while sweet, are not necessary. If you want a short read about someone‘s memories, then read this book. If you‘re curious about the “advice” but don‘t want to spend the time, then just read the chapter titles and you‘ll figure the rest out.
panShort book that could have been shorter. Like a blog post. All of her advice is great, but she tells these looooong anecdotes around the advice. Many of these anecdotes visit Tangentland with an over-the-top attention to detail.
#netgalley #arc Charming and quirky, but nothing ground breaking. But still think the notion of ‘death cleaning‘ is just brilliant. 3⭐️
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