
Couponing can be quite overwhelming and definitely very time consuming. With 2 small children and a full plate at home, I don't have much time to spend looking for coupons and shopping. I also don't want to tote the kids to a variety of stores, despite how good the deals are.
I follow Time 2 Save and really like their website because they list it in a quick, easy to read way. If I want the coupon, I click on it and print it. If I don't, I've only spent 10 minutes or so looking at 1 site for the best deals. I was excited to read this book because it's written by the woman who works the website and does all of the workshops.
I really liked the explanations for the different policies and ways to coupon. I have always been confused on how people do the drugstore coupons and I found that chapter very helpful and she broke down all of the specifics to make it easy to understand.
I also like how she focused a lot of her book on stockpiling in order to be able to give it away to others who need it. I think that's such a wonderful goal. I don't like a lot of clutter, so stockpiling goes totally against my nature. However, I love to give things away, so perhaps that's how I can increase my giving.
If you know a beginner coupon girl, pass them this book. They will be ever so grateful!
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I received this book free from Revell Publishers in exchange for my honest opinion of this book.




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