Title: A lovely and inspiring book.
Product review: This charming book is the perfect handbook for those of us who want to create a life that borrows from the timeless wisdoms of books from a more innocent time, such as "Anne of Green Gables" and "Little Women." After reading it, I immediately felt this book was a handbook on how to create a life like the characters within a Jan Karon novel ("At Home in Mitford," another lovely book I highly recommend). "Frugal Luxuries" is worth the time and money spent (although it leans more toward intangible luxuries than material ones).
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