Cleaning with Love Energy
The Japanese Art of Housework with Heart
Imagine a world where...
Cleaning doesn't feel like a chore
Your belongings make you feel you belong
Cooking fuels your heart as well as your body
Taking care of your home feels like taking care of yourself
Maki Kamoya is a Japanese housewife who believes that housework is an act of love. Rather than bringing more pressure for everything to be perfect, she advocates doing what you want, when you want - this is housework without the resentment.
Sometimes housework feels like a never-ending duty. But what if we change our way of thinking? Kamoya explores how housework can be made into an act of love. Everything you do with your heart and love brightens your home.
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Book Dimensions: 12.7 cm, 1.22 cm, 19.69 cm
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