In this delightful little book, Edward Monkton unlocks the secrets of Happiness in a funny, wise and inspiring collection of thoughts and cartoon drawings. Sometimes just slightly bizarre, but often totally surreal, these quirky doodles and their captions bear meanings of latent depth. They are likely to leave some laughing uncontrollably (the Cygnus editorial team still haven't recovered), others nodding knowingly, and a few just scratching their heads in bewilderment. This is a wonderful gift to spread a smile as wide as that worn by The Pig of Happiness and to share a message as loving as The Cloud of Joy: 'May its gentle rain of happiness fall soft upon your head.' 32pp, 138mm x 171mm, illus. in b&w, hardback, 2007
Happiness: A Guide To Developing Life's Most Important Skill by Matthieu Ricard shows that happiness is not bestowed on us by fortune, but is a skill that can be developed by patient effort and perseverance.
Susan Jeffers' Life is Huge is a compilation of fifty letters from her website, offering lessons in spiritual and personal growth: an intimate insight into the mind of a practical, down-to-earth spiritual author.
Negative Affirmations is George Mole and Steven Appleby's deliciously wry and hugely amusing collection of cartoons to help us realise the sort of silly situations we can create for ourselves.
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