The Tidy Kitchen: Easy Steps And Motivation To Declutter And Organise Your Kitchen

by Marie-Anne Lecoeur

Join the thousands of women who have bought Marie-Anne Lecoeur’s previous book THE TIDY CLOSET; but this time get motivated to shake up your kitchen.

Are you stuck in kitchen hell?
Is your kitchen one to die in rather than to die for?
Do you lack the motivation and know-how to get started?
Are you crying out for a helping hand?

If you are already a Kitchen Queen, you may not need Marie-Anne’s guidance. However, if your answers to the above questions are 'yes', this book is definitely for you!

As Marie-Anne says in her book “Bad kitchens happen to good people”. You may have no idea how to tidy and organise your kitchen. You may have no idea where to start. This book takes you gradually through the process from understanding why you are stuck, where you are, to planning a kitchen cleaning campaign and carrying it out.

Marie-Anne Lecoeur is the French author of "HOW TO BE CHIC AND ELEGANT", "PEAR SHAPE", "PLUS SIZE" and “THE TIDY CLOSET”. She draws from her life in France to give you simple advice and tips to motivate you to declutter, tidy and organise your kitchen today.

You will get the following:

UNDERSTANDING your situation
MOTIVATION to get you started
STEP BY STEP advice on decluttering
ORGANISATION ideas
EXERCISES
TIPS

And much, much more.

On reading this book, you will discover the hows and whys of the clutterer’s mind. You will feel motivated to tidy and declutter your kitchen. You will carry out exercises that could be life changing, not just in the kitchen but in other areas of your life as well. You will finally have the kitchen of your dreams, not of your nightmares.

Follow Marie-Anne Lecoeur’s simple instructions and start today!

As there’s no better time than the present, download this ebook now!

Genres: Nonfiction, Fashion, Self Help

130 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 1, 2013

Reviews

[cloudyskye · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm actually quite the neat freak and decluttering is some sort of hobby of mine. Therefore even though I enjoyed the read I'm not really the target group for this book. I did find good tips and ideas, though, and I find Marie-Anne Lecoeur so refreshing, both on YouTube and here through the written word. On to "How to be chic and elegant"! :)

[Donna · Rating 2 out of 5]

I was disappointed in this book as there was very little I hadn't read elsewhere.

[Lynette Gile · Rating 3 out of 5]

“The Tidy Closet” is a complete guide to organize your closet. There were helpful hints to organize and keep your closet neat. Good information.

[moonglow · Rating 5 out of 5]

Marie-Anne Lecoeur wrote this book like she was talking to me as a friend. Her advice on how to achieve and maintain a tidy closet is simple, practical, and to-the-point. Also very motivating. She essentially provides a clear pathway for how to get from a disaster zone of a closet to one that is tidy and satisfying. She also includes a bonus chapter on classic wardrobe essentials to have in one's closet. She says that having these essentials will make getting dressed and looking chic much easier, helping one to save time and effort. I followed her advice, and she is so right! I also loved the little section in The Tidy Closet called "Use Your Best." She writes, "Instead of 'Sunday best,' why not 'Tuesday best' or 'Thursday best'? Let's aim for 'every day best.' Make every day special enough to wear your best clothes and use your most precious accessories. This will make you feel extra special and chic. Why not look and feel great every day?" Yes! Thanks to what I've learned from Marie-Anne, I've donated my excess or unsuitable clothes and wear nice garments whenever I go out, even if I'm just to go to the store to buy a bag of cat litter. Having an organized closet, following Marie-Anne's guidelines, is essential for dressing ourselves with awareness and care. The results are fantastic.

[Marti Robson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Personally, I am an over-organizer and neat freak. I didn't read this book for me. I read it as my sister is the complete opposite of me and has asked my help to organize her apartment. I truly don't understand people who are messy (although my husband is!) and didn't want to overwhelm her with changes she couldn't handle or understand. This book helped me see her perspective and gave me quite a few ideas about how I could help her organize her clothing (she's a big Rennie) into a system that works for her, not me. Now, I have a lot of approaches that should help her get organized and stay that way without having everything fall back into a disaster.

[Lisa Wenzel · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good, useful information

Useful information. Worth the kindle price. Ms. Lecoeur will walk you through wardrobe evaluation, decluttering, cleaning and organizing your closet and then help you examine your clothing to create a classic wardrobe. Thus book takes you from mindless bargain hunting for whatever’s in to truly curating your closet.

[Ericka · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent Guidance

I've worked with Lecoeur on several things to do with clothing, the closet, and eating and her recommendations have always worked for me when I've followed her instructions. I'm looking forward to working through the challenges she puts forth in this book so I'll have a beautiful, sparkling kitchen afterwards.

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Definitely helpful!

This did provide the push I needed to get my closet in order and motivation to keeping up with it. Keeping my closet classic and timeless only added to the elegance of my closet.

[Fran · Rating 5 out of 5]

excellent advice

My closet is not a terrible mess and I purge regularly. However, I do still have some issues, so I purchased this book. I’m glad I did! There are lots of things in it which have helped me, including the wardrobe basics and some storage ideas.

[Charlotte Fay · Rating 5 out of 5]

As good as I expected

I loved Marie Anne’s first book and this one doesn’t disappoint. Some great info and inspiration that O needed to kick me into gear and sort out my wardrobe

[Erica⭐ · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quick read that got me motivated to tidy up and clear my wardrobe. Would recommend it to anyone who needs a bit of a push in the right direction.

[Lizzie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Full of tips

This is a book full of common sense tips that everyone should know. Obviously that is not the case so this is worth it for those

[Christina · Rating 5 out of 5]

Practical and Useful...Fun

I hate clutter so the ideals in the book appeal to me. I am constantly trying to perfect my clothes organization. I will definitely use the suggested tips.

[Brittany · Rating 3 out of 5]

I thought it was going to be more about organizing your wardrobe in terms of what to buy and wear to help you be more stylish and less cluttered but it was more about straight up organization (ie: put shoes in a shoe hanger.) Still a bit helpful though in terms of giving you the motivation to actually organize your closet and later your house. Liked all the tips on what to do / how to purge your stuff when you tend to keep clutter around.

[queen · Rating 3 out of 5]

The writing is very unengaging. It's a book filled with lists. The only good advice I got out from it, is to visualize (close your eyes and imagine) the closet you want (clean, tidy, uniform) and to take a picture of what your closet looked like before and stick it in your closet. To me, that is the most sensible, effective way to have and maintain a tidy closet.

[Nadine · Rating 3 out of 5]

I think the idea behind this book is a good one, however, I skimmed most of it because it seemed like filler. A lot of saying the same thing a bunch of different ways. That being said, I have since cleaned my closet and it is quite lovely!

[Verity Caldwell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another Brilliant Book

So much practical information and tips, straightforward and easy to understand and implement. Plenty of very motivational words to get you thinking and organised. You will be so pleased you followed Marie-Anne advice. I'm glad I did.

[LemontreeLime · Rating 2 out of 5]

I felt like this was more of a book of lists.