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I started hating Elizabeth Gilbert at the first page. Who is this woman who writes so well? Who does she think she is? I will never be as good as that. I was supposed to write this book. I hate…

This is a book on writing that I absolutely recommend to everyone. No holding back. It is the only one that grabbed my attention, interest and respect from the first pages. I am considering that it might be  because the…

I met Barbara Kingsolver on a tired, baby induced sleepless night, almost two years ago. I think we only had basic cable at the time, so I had reduced options for late night shows. I watched a documentary on PBS…

I liked book more than Clear your Clutter, but I still cannot give it more than four points. I can say that now I have a completely new view of the author, her expertise, her books. Karen Kingston seems to…

It took me more than three weeks to finish this book. That is not because I couldn’t get into it. On the contrary. This is the more inspiring book I have read in a very long time You know about…

I read this one very fast. Short and entertaining autobiography. And amazingly well written. Interestingly written. It is not your classic “tell a story” kind of book. American literature is full of those. This is more modern, more experimental. It…

This is a book for those functioning more from the left side of the brain. It has more mathematical calculations than I would like. But, it is an honest, true writing, of a person with a strong passion for the…

I wasn’t able to move all my posts to the new blog without huge headaches, so I chose to let everything sit back on the old blog. If you are looking for previous posts, try there.

img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-3540" src="http://www.loritironpandit.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/clearyourclutter.jpg" alt="clearyourclutter" width="378" height="499" />Be prepared to read this book very quickly. The author says it herself - it is a small book. In many ways, unfortunately. It is no match for my beloved Home Enlightment still so fresh in my mind. But many people have recommended this book on a simple living forum so I had to read it, right?