by Francois Lelord
Happy go lucky. Travel the world to find answer. Over simplified incidents and wrote notes down as if there is any wisdom in them. Silly. And not so funny. Not really my cup of tea or coffee or juice. Yes. Juice. This book is like drinking juice, a little sweet, refreshing, yet unsatisfying...
So I studied to be a psychologist, a cognitive scientist, mind you, but as it turned out later I didn't become one. The moment came when I had to grow up and choose a profession and, being as I am, I chose one that didn't bring me a lot of happiness, but had a considerable influence on the amount of...
I love reading books like these. Kinda like the happiness project but with a better plot.
re read a couple passages a few times hoping they sunk in. I think I'll be going back to this book a few times. You may be looking for the happiness you already have...you just don't know it.
So far, a really cute story. :) Makes me appreciate things a lot more and understand the true meaning of happiness.
Cheerful and fun, this would make an excellent gift for a graduate, wisdom seeker, or lover of lists. Reminiscent of The Little Prince.
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