Jun 27, 2017 | ISBN 9780399580536
“. . . like a cartoon character come to life to bless you with tidiness.”
— The Washington Post
“Sparks of joy are guaranteed. . .”
— Library Journal (Genre Spotlight: Graphic Novels)
“. . . charming and whimsical . . . If organizational mandates are medicine, this book is like a spoonful of sugar.”
— Los Angeles Times
“Whether you’re a dedicated Kondo follower, or a KonMari Method newbie looking for some organizational tips, this cute animated book is sure to inspire your inner neat-freak.”
— InStyle.com
“Fans of Kondo’s runaway hit, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, will recognize tenets of her cleaning philosophy, woven through a classic manga-style read. Decluttering tips paired with a potential love story? I gobbled this up in a day.”
— Food52.com
“There aren’t many comics that teach actual practical lessons, which is what makes this one so surprising. This could be one of those rare examples of a comic with real universal appeal.”
— BleedingCool.com
“Readers reluctant to submit to word-heavy lectures may be beguiled—and even con- verted—by witnessing Chiaki’s success as played out in an enjoyable story that paints Kondo as more inspiring than inquisitorial.”
— Library Journal (Review)
Previous praise for Marie Kondo:
“. . . the organization expert who dazzled the world. . .”
– People
“Just in time to make good on your New Year’s vow to get organized.”
– The Washington Post
“. . .perhaps the world’s only decluttering celebrity.”
— The New York Times
“. . .Marie Kondo is helping the world to properly (and lovingly) store their most beloved possessions, one fold at a time.”
– Bustle
“To show you how serious my respect for Ms. Kondo is: if I ever get a tattoo, it will say, Spark Joy!”
– Jamie Lee Curtis, TIME
“The most organized woman in the world.”
– PureWow
“. . . her voice . . . is by turns stern and enchanted, like a fairy godmother for socks.”
– The Wall Street Journal
“Kondo’s method really can change your life — if you let it.”
– TODAY.com
“Kondo challenges you to ask yourself whether each object you have is achieving a purpose. Is it propelling you forward or holding you in the past?”
– USA Today
“Its strength is its simplicity.”
– The London Times
