This book creates a great argument for why we should get rid of stuff... a place I already was, so the argument was a little like listening to myself. It had this way of making me feel slightly guilty, but I think will ultimately motivate me to get rid of more stuff. It's a book I could come back to in the future as a reminder of why I need to get rid of "stuff" and start living life more. I would recommend it if you like reading about consumerism. It's sort of depressing to me, but perhaps you would enjoy it more!