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A review by mypalsophia
Zero Waste Home: The Ultimate Guide to Simplifying Your Life by Reducing Your Waste by Bea Johnson
2.0
If I were to summarize my experience reading this book in 2 words it would be boring and entitled.
This author is very posh and pristine, which doesn't come off well. It makes the author seem very uppity and entitled, leaving you lacking any connection. If you are a stay at home mom who is married to a rich husband, then you can relate to this author. But if you aren't, then this book just rubs you the wrong way.
I listened to the audiobook and her writing comes off in the same way when its being read. The audiobook voice is so bland and monotone that I could only listen to about 20 minutes before getting so bored that I had to stop. Honestly I don't recommend this book. Check out a different one like the zero waste man or 101 ways to go zero waste.
This author is very posh and pristine, which doesn't come off well. It makes the author seem very uppity and entitled, leaving you lacking any connection. If you are a stay at home mom who is married to a rich husband, then you can relate to this author. But if you aren't, then this book just rubs you the wrong way.
I listened to the audiobook and her writing comes off in the same way when its being read. The audiobook voice is so bland and monotone that I could only listen to about 20 minutes before getting so bored that I had to stop. Honestly I don't recommend this book. Check out a different one like the zero waste man or 101 ways to go zero waste.