Happy Friday Bookworms!
Today I am featuring a book that I read at the beginning of 2025. When my calendar starts to get crazy I tend to read books and either I forget to review them altogether or I procrastinate and continue to push it off. My goal from now until the end of the year is to catch up on these books so that I can start 2026 fresh while I also sharing my thoughts with you!
I hope you enjoy my review of this Motivational Self-Help that is currently available on Kindle Unlimited and start 2026 as great as I started 2025.
About the Book
In a world where chaos reigns and clutter overwhelms, discover the profound connection between orderliness, faith, and inner peace.
When organizing gurus like Marie Kondo and The Home Edit talk about orderly living, people listen! From Container Store junkies who love labels and color-coded files to homeowners who struggle with too much stuff, fans of these experts often consider their teaching sacred knowledge.
But is that the only help available?
Thankfully, for Christians, the Bible is a wealth of organizing principles waiting to be mined.
In Uncluttered: Shaping Your Heart & Home for What Matters Most, professional organizers and authors Liana George and Angie Hyche delve into the timeless wisdom of God's orderliness, revealing how it extends far beyond mere tidiness. Through poignant personal anecdotes, Scripture, and practical advice, this four-week devotional invites readers to embrace the beauty of simplicity.
From decluttering your physical space to clearing your mind, each day offers a transformative insight and actionable step towards a more serene existence. Whether you're a seasoned organizer or a clutter connoisseur seeking solace, Uncluttered provides a roadmap to a life of harmony, purpose, and joy. And ultimately, making room for what matters most.
PURCHASE LINKS: Goodreads | Amazon | Bookbub
My Review
Liana George has been a favorite fiction author of mine for a while, so when I saw that she’d come out with a nonfiction book, I jumped on it. I first read this book in January 2025, and it was the perfect way to start the new year. It really helped me gain some much-needed perspective, not only on my home’s clutter but also the mental clutter that I have struggled with for quite some time.
I love that each chapter is only a few pages, making it easy for you to delve into daily, while also providing practical guidance and thought-provoking prompts. The short chapters allowed me to spend more time focusing on Scriptures, spending time in prayer, and uncluttering my mind and heart, as well as my home. The peace that I felt as I went through this book is unmatched.
I can see myself reading this book again in the future as it is timeless. The choice of organized calm or cluttered chaos is yours to make. “It's only when we let go that we can receive what's waiting for us in the next season of life.”
About the Authors
Liana George is a professional organizer and the owner of By George Organizing Solutions in Houston. She is also a sought-after speaker, blogger, and writer. With the help of her writing coach, Sandra Byrd, Liana completed her first novel, Perfectly Arranged. The book was inspired by one of her eccentric clients and her passion for China, where she lived for two and a half years. When she’s not putting things in order or scribbling away, you can find her reading, traveling, or playing tennis.
Connect with Liana by visiting lianageorge.com to follow her on social media or subscribe to email newsletter updates.
Angie and her husband Eric live in a small downtown loft. In 2019, they were thrilled to shed approximately 75% of their belongings in order to simplify their own lives.
Her first book, Unholy Mess: What the Bible Says about Clutter, was published on Amazon in December of 2020. In the book, she shares how her experiences working with clients and her own life experiences helped her see the far-reaching consequences of clutter. She learned that clutter goes much deeper and broader than just physical belongings. Angie openly shares her personal journey of clearing her schedule clutter (a packed calendar and to-do list) and attention clutter (smartphone addiction and a lack of focus). Readers will find both biblical inspiration and practical tools.
Angie has extensive education and training in the field of organizing and continues to stay updated on the latest industry trends. She is an active member of the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO), Faithful Organizers (a nationwide group of Christian professional organizers), and the Kingsport Chamber of Commerce.
When she’s not organizing or writing, you’ll find Angie on a hiking or bicycle trail with her husband, visiting her two adult daughters Emma and Lydia, or performing in community theatre.
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