Cute. It reminds me of Japanese craft books, with the neatness and precision of their photography. Plus, I always like good shot-from-above photos. ( )

This is clever, poignant, fun, funny, attractively composed and did i say funny? as in hilarious. Really enjoyed this ! ( )

I loved the work of Ursus Wehrli as soon as I saw it. He takes every day settings and objects, and breaks them down, grouping the items in columns according to a new order.

The order could be determined by size, colour or any number of factors, but it's very amusing to see what he does with objects in a bowl of fruit salad (demonstrated on the cover, left) or a car park full of cars.

I love the way this artist thinks, and by looking at his work I really appreciate his way of seeing the world and the effort he sometimes goes to in order to achieve his re-ordering of the world.

The Art Of Clean Up - Life Made Neat And Tidy is a fabulous, funny and clever book I recommend for all ages. I think kids in particular will enjoy emulating the Wehrli style. ( )

All pictures, no words. This is kind of an odd book. Things are normal on the left side, orderly on the right side. One read (or look) was enough for me. ( )