The Little Book of Life Hacks: How to Make Your Life Happier, Healthier, and More Beautiful Flexibound – May 2, 2017

This book is like a cool, comforting breeze. Not only is it packed with tons of useful advice for living an authentic, stress-free, and magical life, the artwork is dreamy and beautiful. I've long been an admirer of Yumi Sakugawa's art, and this book is a must for any of her fans.As someone who has struggled with a poor self image, Yumi's section on fashion and dressing to please yourself is so incredibly helpful to me. Whenever I feel down about myself, all I have to do is see her gorgeous drawings of women of all shapes, expressions, colors, etc. (bunny women!), I feel so much more empowered and, yes, beautiful. I also love her section on decorating your home, since I've recently downsized to a very small apartment.I've added every single one of her other books to my wish list and can't wait to read them all...but this book will always remain a particular treasure.

Great gift when you don't know what give.All of useful tidbits.

I'm absolutely obsessed with this book. I saw it from an old video one of my favorite YouTubers talked about it and it's really good!! I'm keeping it forever lmao

This book is so great! I love yumi’s illustrations, and the life hacks are great. I like to try them and they work wonderfully

Great little addition to my coffee table. This would have been a 5 star except the illustrations can be a bit distracting on some of the pages. This book has fun tips and tricks, everything from Beauty to Cleaning with quirky illustrations throughout. If your looking for something anyone can pick up and look at this is the one.

It’s a really cute book. It’s also a great gift for teen girls because my daughter loved it.

At first glance, this may seem like one of those cutesy books one might find at Urban Outfitters or Anthropologie (ironically, where I first saw it) and then throw on a coffee table, never to be read for actual value but merely enjoyed for looks. However, this book sucked me in with its very practical life advice on various topics, such as apartment decor, dinner party hosting, and self care. The illustrations are very nicely done. It’s fun to page through and not at all twee or basic.

Teenage kids in my experience don't actually learn stuff till they hear it again from an outside source. They learned it "from the book"--- not from me apparently =). Its cute, has illustrations for my visual learners, and brings an element of experimentation ideas to find what works best for them ( and their friends when adventuring in life hack together).