Reading collection
Home & Minimalism
Books about decluttering, order, simple living, and making a calmer home.
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Collection index
A shelf with an argument.
Every collection gathers books around a practical life problem. Open the title that feels closest, then let the shelf widen the frame.
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Marie Kondo · 2012
Spark Joy
A joyful home is not full of perfect things. It is full of finished decisions.
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Margareta Magnusson · 2017
The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning
Death cleaning is not about death. It is about leaving a little more room for love.
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Meik Wiking · 2016
The Little Book of Hygge
Hygge is the art of making ordinary time feel safe, warm, and worth sharing.
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K.C. Davis · 2022
How to Keep House While Drowning
Care tasks are morally neutral. They exist to serve you, not to measure you.
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Cait Flanders · 2018
The Year of Less
Enough is easier to find when the noise of more gets quiet.
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Dana K. White · 2018
Decluttering at the Speed of Life
The container is not judging you. It is telling you the truth about what fits.
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Gretchen Rubin · 2012
Happier at Home
Home changes when small experiments make love easier to practice.
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Gretchen Rubin · 2019
Outer Order, Inner Calm
A room gets calmer when every object stops asking an unfinished question.
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Kendra Adachi · 2020
The Lazy Genius Way
Make what matters easier, and let the rest become lighter.
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Marie Kondo · 2017
The Life-Changing Manga of Tidying Up
Tidying changes when each object is asked whether it belongs in the life you are building now.
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A persuasion-literacy curriculum. Read these and you'll start to see the strings: in ads, in apps, in conversations, in your own head.
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Better Conversations, Better Life
Most of your relationships are made of sentences. Six books on listening hard, speaking clearly, and turning conflict into connection.
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