Be An Angel ? Clear That Clutter!: Fun Ideas to Organize Your Home

by Jacky Newcomb

Be An Angel — Clear That Clutter! is a best-selling author’s fascinating true story of how she went from chaos to clarity. Using lessons from her own clutter-clearing journey she uses humor to show you how to clear and sort your own home.

Follow the heavenly tips

- How to deal with emotional and inherited clutter
- Successfully merging two families belongings into one
- The secrets to getting family and friends involved
- Discovering ‘hidden’ storage
- Living like a VIP by using the ‘good stuff’ every day

If you’re a secret hoarder or just a little bit messy, you’ll find plenty of inspiration in this motivational, fun guide.

128 pages, Paperback

First published November 18, 2013

About the author

Jacky Newcomb is an English author who writes books on the subjects of: angels, angelic contact experiences, spontaneous afterlife communication experiences and other paranormal experiences from all over the world. She lives with her husband John in Derbyshire, England. Jacky started writing after running her own marketing and promotions company. She has worked regularly in television and on radio, having delivered talks to thousands of people across the UK. She runs workshops each year teaching about angels, spontaneous afterlife communication, meditation and paranormal experiences/stories from around the world. She has published books, CDs and a mini documentary DVD in English and a number of these have been translated into a variety of other languages around the world.

Reviews

[Vitalmommy · Rating 3 out of 5]

While this book was written in an entertaining style, there was really nothing new for anyone who has been reading organization books or blogs. Some of her advice conflicts, and her explanation for the exceptions are generally rather weak.

There are many books that do a much better job at this: "Sink Reflections" by Marla Cilley is a good starter, and recently I've really liked Marie Kondo's book "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up"

[JH · Rating 4 out of 5]

I feel like I should read a book like this every season as a reminder. I love de-cluttering and it's great to have a book like this to remind me of why it's important.

[Kirsty · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book had some interesting ideas, and an interesting angle on why we hold on to things. Definitely inspirational.