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NONFICTION WABI SABI Beth Kempton Hachette, $30 Anyone who has been around long enough will appreciate wabi-sabi style — that slightly worn-around-the edges look that signifies a life lived in full. But even the Japanese, who coined the term, have trouble defining wabi sabi, author and life coach Beth Kempton writes in this book. She says wabi sabi is more than aesthetic. It recognises life’s transient imperfection and celebrates the quiet pleasures found in fleeting...