The Nostalgia of a Home

The book is basically, what would you say, it's sort of a nostalgic exploration via objects that you found in the attic of a home that you'd once lived in. I've done quite a lot of it before the pandemic, but the pandemic was when I kind of settled down and realised that if I looked at these objects and the idea is that in the course of the book, I'm thinking, which of these things am I going to keep and which of them are I going to throw away? It turned into a memoir told in it through a different device, I guess. Yeah, it does have that feel.