Less: A Visual Guide to Minimalism

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for providing a copy of this in exchange for my honest opinion.

I really wanted to love this. I have read quite a few books on adopting the minimalist lifestyle over the last few years and this seems more of the same. But the problem is this is just a regurgitation of all the basic adages of, “have you used this in the last two months, do you love it?” It isn't groundbreaking, but it isn't bad. Also, I had some issues with some of her suggestions. They aren't practical, but I just may not be her target audience. All in all not a bad book, but just not for me.

One of the few books I've actually purchased (digitally of course). I bought it because I was a fan of Rachel Aust's YouTube Channel. I say was because I have since grown disinterested with the content (no fault of hers, just my own change in lifestyle).

This is a decent book on minimalism. It was a quick, enjoyable read. Though I did feel as though the chapters on color schemes and interior aesthetics were poorly thought out considering that this book was made available for Kindle and Kindle images are in black and white (for many readers, not all).