Start learning the skills you need to please others. Start reading the best books to find happiness! These books can provide clues to your goal and help you find joy.

 

Find happiness in books about finding happiness.

 

Know that the time to create and experience happiness is now. Only in living in the present is the spark of life contained. On the contrary, you always generate unhappiness by wishing to fast forward to some point in the future. Many people live their lives wishing they were in another time and place all the time.

 

You are the creator of your reality and your feelings. Believe it or not, you create your reality with every thought you have at this moment. Know that you can blame, complain, or blame others, believing that your life is a result of their actions or situations. It is the result from within. You create your life by thinking within yourself. It would be best if you took full responsibility for your life and circumstances. We are all connected in our inner spiritual world. Books about finding yourself and happiness help us find happiness, and you create your state of sadness and despair.

 

Expect Happiness in books about finding happiness.

 

The proper expectation of great things to come creates anticipation. Imagine that you are pleased. You choose what to think and imagine, so you pick the right one! Know that a state of despair is a state of absolute expectation of the undesirable. Worse, visualizing these in detail and with dread produces the expected result. So, it's for happiness!

Face the challenges and achieve better goals. Pure Emotional Magic provides the most uplifting moments of happiness when you overcome the significant obstacles of life. Conversely, if you choose to play it safe without challenging yourself and seeking big deals or goals for yourself, it guides and limits your actions. But for happiness, feel the fear and do it anyway! You will feel so alive and unique! If you think of others as competitors, obstacles, or other negative entities, you will find yourself in a hostile world generated entirely by your inner thoughts.

 

Educate Yourself Daily with books about finding happiness

 

Reading books about finding happiness and learning differences can make us more aware of the world. You grow through the people you meet and talk to, the books and articles you read, the events you attend, and the meaningful movies you watch. As you deepen your friendship and inner wisdom, you can create happiness.

 

Your happiness is strongly linked to your actions that make others happy. Our mission is deeply rooted in us to make this world a better place. Recognize others as connected people with needs and desires similar to yours. Make someone smile with kind words and think of ways to make others smile. Give your full attention to each of your encounters. Serving others contributes significantly to finding happiness. Avoid self-centeredness and pay less attention to your own needs. Open yourself up to the world.

 

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It feels weird to me, too, but I guess we're now calling 90s things vintage. Ouch!

 

I was inspired by Paperbacks From Hell by Grady Hendrix and some awesome Instagram accounts to go on a hunt for some "vintage" books, from Horror, teen and children books.

 

Inspired by these accounts:

@booksuncovered [They judge books by their covers, but mostly post older, nostalgic type books.]

@vintagebooknerd [They post vintage books, obviously!]

@heylittlethrifter [She thrifts books and a lot are older, nostalgic books! She also has a Youtube channel under the same name.]

 

Disclaimer: Times were different when these were published. If you look into getting any of these, I am sure by today's standards, they are full of problematic, offensive material (even the children books!) Also, it would be a safe bet to say all the horror books have trigger warnings! I am mentioning the original publish date, not the date of any reprints.

 

I did something wild... I bought all these without looking up ratings and reviews, like people used to do back in the day.

 

Okay on to the show!

Here is what I found! 

 

An Old Friend of the Family [1979 - Dracula series #3 - Mentioned in Paperbacks From Hell]

The Children [1982 - Mentioned in Paperbacks From Hell]

Dominion [1982- Dracula series #5]

Spectre [1988]

Demon Within [1988]

 

 Fiends [1990]

 Billy [1990]

Candlenight [1991]

Twisted [1992]

Cutting Edge [1986]

 

The Perfume [1992]

Trapped: Cages of Mind and Body [1998]

The Accident [1991]

Don't Look Behind You [1989]

The Twisted Window [1987]

Stranger With My Face [1981 - Mentioned in Paperbacks From Hell]

 

 

The Dreamer [1996]

Humor - Horror - and the Supernatural [1968]

The Stepdaughter [1993]

Midnight Fright [1980]

My True Love Gave To Me [1993 - Scream series #5 (stand-alone series)]

The Scariest Stories You've Ever Heard Part 3 [1990]

 

 

The Immortal [1993]

The Party [1988 - Final Friends #1]

The Dance [1988 - Final Friends #2]

 

 

Mary Anne's Book [1996 - The Babysitters Club Portrait Collection]

Logan Bruno, Boy Baby-sitter [1991 - The Babysitters Club Special Edition]

Claudia's Book [1995 - The Babysitters Club Portrait Collection]

Sideways Stories from Wayside School [1978 - Wayside #1]

Sunny, Diary Two [1998 - California Diaries #6]

Wayside School is Falling Down [1989 - Wayside #2]

 

 

The Stranger I Left Behind [1989]

A Taste Of Smoke [1993]

The Secret Secret Passage [1992 - Clue #2]

The Whipping Boy [1986]

 

 

The Ghostmobile [1987]

Fourth-Graders Don't Believe In Witches [1989]

Secret Agents Four [1967]

Mystery of the Secret Dolls [1993]

Google can bring you back 100,000 answers. A librarian can bring you back the right one.

Neil Gaiman

 

BookLikes book catalog is like online library. You can search books and authors any time, and now, any place - the header with a menu and a search box will follow you and stay fixed to the top. 

 

If you experience the urgent need of finding a given title while browsing reviews on your Dashboard, you'll have fun with a new header - now you can use the search box without the necessity of going up and losing your reading position on your Dash. 

 

 

 

The BookLikes header received a fixed top position and will follow your fingertips and eyes staying close enough to help you out when you feel the need to move to another BookLikes place or use the search box. 

 

 

The fixed position of the header can be switch off in Settings/General. 

 

 

Updates

 

Add your social profile links

 

Now you can add more links to your social profile in the customization tab. Apart from default social profiles (Facebook, Twitter, G+, Pinterest, Goodreads), you can add more links to you other webpages or new social platforms you're using and want to share with your blog guests. 

 

To add your social profile links go to Settings/Blog and click Customize. You'll be moved to the customization tab where you can personalize your BookLikes webpage by:

- choosing your blog title

- adding short bio

- adding your widgets

- adjusting the blog layout

- choosing new blog design

- adding your social profile links. 

 

To add more profile links click add next profile, insert the URL and write a title.

Remember to save all your changes and updates to make them visible on your BookLikes webpage. 

 

 

This new option is available for blog themes where the HTML has't been edited. 

 

 

Polish bookstores

 

Polish book bloggers on BookLikes can benefit from links to Polish bookstores. Book pages of Polish books received links to Polish bookshops.

Lois Lowry, I love you.

Some of my favorite books growing up were written by Lois Lowry. "Anastasia Krupnik," "A Summer to Die" (sob!), The One Hundredth Thing about Caroline." As an adult, it has been nice to re-read some of the ones I loved before and explore newer books as well, like "The Giver." She's really amazing. Ms. Lowry, if you are reading this, I want to meet you and tell you how much "A Summer to Die" impacted me growing up!

"Find a Stranger, Say Goodbye" is a book about young woman searching for her birth parents during the summer between high school and college. Commencement is a time of beginnings, and Natalie feels she needs to discover this unknown piece of her past before starting college and her adult life.
It's classic, tug at the heartstrings Lowry. Natalie ends up learning more about herself during the journey and grows up a bit along the way.

Poignant and touching, Lowry tells a story that will stick with anyone who was adopted, loves their family, or has felt like they don't fit in. So pretty much anyone. She's that talented.