I enjoyed reading Clutter Clearing Choices by Barbara Tako. This humorous book had a refreshing philosophy on clutter. Defining clutter as "stuff that no longer enriches my life" (page 4), the book attempts to help people remove clutter from their lives in order to make room for higher priorities.
I started reading The Clutter Cure by Judi Culbertson. In her three step process of "Identify," "Assess," and "Take Action," I didn’t even finish Identify. It was easy to read and mildly humorous, but I did not find enough value in it to finish.
Culbertson’s approach did not seem useful. For example, green dots are to be put on items to give to charity rather than just putting the items in a bag. The dots just make extra work (someone will need to remove it), and going out to buy dots doesn’t work toward the goal of cutting clutter.