READING The Book On Organizing Your Home (NAPSA)—Americansare organizing against household clutter. They’re refiling, reorganizing and reshuffling their belongings in homesacross the U.S.—and a new book may help. The book, called “Real Simple: The Organized Home”(TimeIne. Home Entertainment, $27.95), has been called an inspirational guide to streamlining the home and creating a more peaceful and productive life in the process. The book, which comes from Real Simple magazine, can help just about all homeowners and apartment dwellers—whether their surroundings just need some finetuning or complete makeovers. Taking readers on a room-byroom tour, “Real Simple: The Organized Home”offers clear and practical tips that can makeorganizing, decorating and maintenance easy. Each chapter includes information on choosing essentials for every space—from furniture and window treatments to dishes, computer stations and clothes hangers. Written by Kendell Cronstom (whose home decor credentials include working for Vanity Fair, Elle Decor, House Beautiful and In Style), the book also highlights organizational strategies. cai... =| am | REALSIMPLE THE ORGANIZED HOME Close The Book On Clutter—A new book may help homeowners cut clutter and find peace of mind. It covers virtually all clutter hot spots—from closets and drawers to medicine cabinets—and it gives simple, timesaving strategies for dealing with everyday household challenges. The delightfully illustrated and beautifully written hardcover book can make a great gift for yourself or virtually anyone else whofeels a little overwhelmed by clutter from timeto time. For more information, visit www.realsimple.com.
