Nothing new, common sense, don't unless it's free - heeeeeeey.... and there's bonus tip 366 on how to save money. ( )

These 365 tips are organized thematically, in categories such as "appliances," "energy" and "leisure". They all include a big heading and a short description of the tip. Prior to reviewing, I went through them quickly to pick out the ones that I had found either original or described persuasively enough to entice me to try them even though they were something I'd already been aware of. The only one I could find was a sub-tip on transportation, recommending turning off the air conditioning in the car a bit in advance of arriving at destination. So I would say this book is valuable for people who are reading frugality tips for the first time, because there isn't much that's original in there (though I'm not sure there is such a thing as an original frugality tip at this point) and for those who want a quick, handy reference to turn to as an easily organized reminder of things they can implement in their finances to save money. ( )