In Love It or Lose It, Barbara Hemphill and Maggie Bedrosian include the steps that need to be taken to fulfill the subtitle of the book: Living Clutter-Free Forever. In Part I they introduce ways to escape the clutter trap. In Part II they guide readers through a five-step clutter campaign. Part III further addresses challenges that might arise as the reader embarks on their journey to live clutter-free. People will find this practical book an easy read.

Organizing for the Creative Person by Dorothy Lehmkuhl and Dolores Cotter Lamping, C.S.W. is a terrific book for anyone who is or who lives with someone who is right-brain dominant (which they call “Arbies”). From the beginning, the authors make it clear that regardless of whether someone is an Arbie or Elbie (their term for people who are left-brain dominant), one is not better than the other, they simply have different styles. This book addresses organizing space and time in ways that will increase efficiency for Arbies. Lehmkuhl and Lamping share great insights which will free Arbies from the myth that they are unable to get organized.

Julie Morgenstern's Organizing From the Inside Out is a great book for those who want to tackle organizing projects in the house or in the office. She starts by helping people understand what organizing is and isn't and how people are affected by different obstacles when they try to organize a space. Then Morganstern sets up a basic method for organizing any type of space. This is a very reader-friendly and usable book.

Kathy Waddill's The Organizing Sourcebook guides the reader through nine strategies which will simplify their life. After the Introduction which gives an overview of Kathy's philosophy of organizing, a high-level glimpse of the nine strategies, and a couple of initial exercises to start organizing, the book addresses each of the nine strategies in depth. Each chapter has an overview of the strategy, symptoms that indicate the strategy is a challenge, examples of the strategy in action, and useful hints to implement a plan of attack.