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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
But, the vast majority of ideas are for much warmer climates than my zone 5 garden. While it was fun to read, it gave me no ideas for my containers that sit in shady parts of my garden.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Moe and Abjornsen are the Hans Christian Anderson/ Perrault of their culture. Any Norwegian will have grown up knowing and loving these tales. A real cultural classic and a great -- unusual -- baby shower present.
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I am deeply thankful to live at a time, in a country, where I enjoy unprecedented freedoms; I would never want someone else to restrict my choices. And I'm not sure that the author and I agree on this point. However, "The Paradox of Choice" has certainly helped convince me that I could benefit from somewhat limiting my own options in certain areas, as I see fit. What I liked best about this book is the fact that its last chapter is devoted to giving readers practical, customizeable ways to control the ways in which choice can sometimes be paralyzing. Worth skimming, at least.
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