This book manages to be both a harsh and a compassionate call to action for cleaning up a messy home. It includes subchapters on really small spaces, sharing spaces with others, moving and more. I think it's best for people who have truly messy or dirty homes but there are little nuggets of wisdom for just about everyone.

People who are overwhelmed by the thought of cleaning.

The summary, checklists at the end, and that she made accommodations for people with disabilities and other challenges.

All the foul language. Granted, I knew to expect it, based on the title.

Write a cleaner version.

Like I'm an A+ housekeeper and super organized person. Also, she advocates pretty much what I'm already doing.

Tells it like she sees it yet manages clear calls to action and does a great job in breaking things down to manageable steps.

There are people I'd love to give this book to. I know it'd help them. I can't think that they'd appreciate it though. If they ever ask, I will gladly share.

If you're just looking for tips and tricks I think you'd be better served with another book.

I borrowed the hardcover version of this book from the library.

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