One year ago, we released Clutterfree with Kids. Within hours, it was the #1 Parenting book in America and would stay there for over two weeks. Eventually, the book would sell 20,000 copies in its first year inspiring parents to balance life and handle clutter.
To celebrate its one-year anniversary, we have decided to offer the ebook version of Clutterfree with Kids for $2.99 for the next seven days.
The promise of living a clutterfree life sounds attractive to many: less cleaning, less organizing, less stress, less debt, more money, more freedom, and more energy for their greatest passions.
Unfortunately, with kids, discovering and maintaining a clutterfree home can be difficult. As a parent myself, I know this to be true. We consistently find more and more things entering our home. Holidays, birthdays, schoolwork, shopping, and passing fads all contribute to this reality.
As a result, the idea of living clutterfree sounds attractive, but appears impossible. Many parents begin to feel frustrated, overwhelmed, or defeated. But this does not need to be the case. Clutterfree with kids is entirely possible—and life-giving.
The book offers a new perspective and fresh approach to overcoming clutter. With helpful insights, inspirational stories, and practical application, the book serves as a valuable resource for parents. It offers hundreds of practical tips applicable to every family. It is a comprehensive how-to manual for handling kid clutter.
The $2.99 sale price is a win-win-win proposition. Parents who have been waiting to get the book can pick it up today. The book gets into the hands of more and more readers. And the life-giving message of owning less continues to expand.
Rest assured, this is a book about more than clutter. It is a book about discovering a new way to live.
Here is where you can find it:
Ebook ($2.99): Kindle | Nook | Kobo | PDF
Paperback ($10.64): Amazon. Unfortunately, because of costs, the paperback price remains the same.
But, for the next seven days, the digital edition is only $2.99. We encourage readers to pick it up right away. After the seven days, the ebook will return to its $5.99 selling price.
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I had been thinking about purchasing this book and this offer did it for me. I usually just check out books from the library but they didn’t have this one. I read it through in one morning. I always hesitate a little purchasing minimalism books because I have read so many and have been practicing minimalism for so long- I wonder if there will be anything in it that is useful to me. But I definitely got my money’s worth on this one. Many of the practical suggestions I had already implemented, but I really loved the last third or so especially- the philosophical stuff. My favorite quote is “Generosity leads to contentment with far greater efficiency than contentment leads to generosity.”
Joshua, great book! Congrats! I am (always) on a mission to be clutter-free. Thanks for this!
Congratulations Joshua on the success of your book.Will be getting the book .Also keep giving us the inspiring stories to living a more fulfilled life with less.
I’m so excited – just received Clutterfree With Kids! Would it be silly to jump right into this book before I finished your 7 Guiding Principles eBook? I’m like a kid in a candy store when I get a book I can hold in my hands.
Just got the download. Thanks, I am really looking forward to reading this as I am now unexpectedly pregnant with my first. :)
Congratulations on your great success with this book! Although my daughter isn’t even a year old yet, I’m already seeing how the clutter that comes with kids can really add up. Looking forward to reading this and finding some new strategies for conquering the clutter!
Is there a target age group? My children are 17 and 13 and wonder if the information would be relevant.
There is some content in the book related to teenagers, but most of it has to do with raising younger children.
I definitely look forward to reading this when I become a parent! Thanks Joshua!
I really enjoyed Clutterfree with Kids, and I think it is worth a reread. Anyone hesitating about purchasing it shouldn’t–it is worth the money (at both prices:)
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Thanks Stacy. I appreciate that.
Congratulations and thank you!
I look forward to reading it. – finally …
Hi Joshua—congrats on all your success! Last weekend my granddaughter was here and we went through her room. She filled a huge black garbage bag for charity and found lots for the recycling bin. As for her art…I found ONE that captured her childhood spirit ( self portrait ) and we framed it. She will have this beautiful piece all her life. :) We are so blessed to have each other. I wonder how many angels were in that room with us…besides the sweetie who said, “Pitch it! “
Joshua—just wanted to add, I see you will be in Sweden next month!!! Yay, how exciting. :) I love March! It’s the Ancient Roman New Year and it always feels so renewing to me. Summer in the sun—winter in the shade. :)