I love the idea that I can take these letters and read them step by step through the process of changing our household around.  The letters are so nicely written I felt like I had an Aunt June!  I have read other books similar in topic to this but I have never enjoyed any as much as I did this one.  Thank you so much for letting me take a sneak peak, this is a winner! - Dawn Spurgeon, Mother in Training

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"...Wonderful – I wish I had an aunt like this!" - Melanie H.

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Love it! Love it! Love it!
Using fiction as a backdrop to the factual information, Kim Crandall not only hits her mark but scores a perfect 10! In short specific chapters she entertains in short letters from Aunt June to her harried niece. With love, and an abundance of grace and encouragement, Aunt June slowly and sequentially works her niece through the steps to attaining a well run, peaceful home with a good measure of Scripture references and without condemnation! 

If you only plan on purchasing one book on child training this is the one to buy!  This is one of those must haves and I'd buy them for every young lady expecting a child. Highly recommended.
- Felice Gerwitz, Author/Publisher Media Angels, Inc.

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This book's wisdom is so charmingly written that I feel I'm intruding on a personal journal!   The information is so lovingly and practically shared that any young or experienced mom can ENJOY going back and reading this little book for the step by step instructions. ... I know it's something I'll be using....and not in the too distant future.   Our girls are pretty good about doing when told, but the creativity to the approach sets this apart and can change the chore to less of a bore! - Darla Lucero

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As I was  penning my review for this book, my 13 year-old looked over my shoulder at the title and said, "Clean up? I'll do it, but I'll never like it!" Whether spoken or unspoken, that seems to be the consensus in our busy homeschooling family of 10. My biggest frustration is that my children will always do what they are asked as far as keeping up with the messes they make--but I do so wish that they would  take greater responsibility for keeping things clean on their own! As such, I particularly appreciated the section, "Prepare to Hand Off Responsibility."

I found myself nodding my head in agreement over and over as I read these engaging letters. If you don't have a Titus 2 mentor in your life, you will most certainly benefit from this wealth of wisdom as shared from the perspective of an older Aunt reaching out to help her struggling young niece. I appreciated the distinctly Christian perspective and the reminder that "God is to be glorified in the small things as well as the big."
- Cindy Carrier, Values Driven Family

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"Are you desperate to conquer clutter, chaos, and conflict? Do you dream of competent, cooperative children who do their chores? Read How to Get Your Kids to Clean Up After Themselves. It outlines a creative approach that honors biblical principles—and offers many wise, some painless, and even a few playful suggestions. Warmly written, Aunt June’s advice is simple, sensible, and sweet." - Stacy Farrell, creator of Philosophy Adventure, homeschooladventure.com