You Can Buy Happiness (and it’s Cheap)
By: Tammy Strobel
Genre: Non-fiction/ Self-Help
Pages: 224
Published: 2012
Read: January
3.5 out of 5 stars
I picked up this book to see how people can be crazy enough to live
in tiny houses. Although I would like to downsize my house – its way too big
for a family of three – I could never live in a tiny house. People need a space
to get away from others; not to mention move around. However, that really isn’t
what this book is about. She was way more realistic; even though a tiny house
sparked her and her husband’s joy she understands it isn’t practical for
everyone. In her book, she provides you with the questions to ask yourself in
order to guide you to your own happiness. She does push that it isn’t “stuff”
or money that brings people happiness. I believe most people, whether they
follow it or not, know that to be the truth.
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