This was donated to Dagenham Little Free Library. Thank you to the donor. I’m registering it on here before returning it to spread the word about bookcrossing.

I have read this one. Here’s what I thought of it:
'This book has come along at just the right point in my life, when I'm ready and willing to make big changes. I feel that any negative reviews are from people who have not reached this point yet or perhaps don't want to. I'm a self confessed stuff-aholic. And the stress and misery of living this way is something I've been (half heartedly) trying to break away from for years. I really connected with this book and its message was very clear to me. In fact, I've already tried some of the approaches myself over the year. Also something has been telling me I need to start with my clothes, and that's just what is recommended here. Bizarrely, whilst reading this, so many images of long forgotten possessions of mine came to mind - all now earmarked for disposal. I feel ready and raring to go... (I hope - it's still going to be scary.)'

Restocking my Dagenham Little Free Library. Trying to keep a little something in it for everyone.

If you have picked up a book from here, You may have noticed there is a little hand written note/sticker inside with a unique number and direction to the BookCrossing website. In a nutshell, BookCrossing allows you the reader to become a part of the Books story. You can track the recorded movements of the book and add an opinion on the story. It’s free and you can do it anonymously. But if you join, you will get notified when the next reader journals it. You wouldn’t believe how far some books go!