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Book SynopsisMinimalism and de-cluttering are rising trends, attested by the popularity of Marie Kondo's New York Times' bestselling The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up.
The target audience would be anyone in their twenties to forties--students, young professionals, and young families who struggle with debt and budgeting while owning too much stuff, as well as baby boomers looking to change their lifestyles. Millennials especially are beginning to eschew the consumerist and commodified culture they grew up in, valuing essential, minimalist living instead. The book offers a holistic angle of the topic, combining minimalist life philosophies with practical tips and action points to remove non-essential physical and mental clutter. Trade Review"If you want less stuff, more experiences, and more happiness, you need to make space. Follow the advice of leading London minimalist Regina Wong and you'll not only get rid of stuff; you'll also make the space to live a happier life. A worthy addition to the growing canon of books on minimalism and decluttering."
—James Wallman, author of Stuffocation: Why We've Had Enough of Stuff and Need Experience More Than Ever "Regina Wong is a fine ambassador for minimalism. Thoughtful, self-deprecating and pragmatic, she shows us how to thrive with less. If you want to simplify and streamline your life, then make space for Make Space on your bookshelf!"
—Carl Honoré, author of In Praise of Slowness: Challenging the Cult of Speed
"A minimalist guide to minimalism—great inspiration and wonderful to have. Make Space is a quick and easy read which encourages the reader to extend ideas of `Living with Less’ beyond `Stuff’ to consider virtual clutter, the over proliferation of virtual `friends’, finances, and all aspects of how we live to encourage a simpler and easier lifestyle."
—Isabel Losada, author of The Battersea Park Road to Enlightenment
