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Spark Joy by Marie Kondo — WisdomDeck honest review
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Spark Joy

by Marie Kondo

The illustrated companion: how to fold everything, organize kitchens, bathrooms and papers, and handle the categories the first book skimmed. It is a reference for people doing the method rather than a new argument.

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Read it if…

you are mid-KonMari and need the folding diagrams and room-by-room detail.

Skip it if…

you have not read the first book; this assumes it.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Fold to stand upright; you see everything.
  2. Store by category, not by room.
  3. Joy is the criterion, applied honestly.

Do this first

Learn the vertical fold for shirts and redo one drawer.

Our verdict

Useful companion for practitioners.

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