This book is super random, but I really love Adam J Kurtz’ style and the theme of positivity throughout, not just existing but living. I only got this relatively recently so I hadn’t really filled much, but it reminds me slightly of a Wreck This Journal, without the destructiveness. This journal mostly focuses on the mind. 

This book was recommended to me by not only Amazon itself, but also I watched a video where HelloOctober (Suzie) recommended this book. I haven’t yet managed to read too much of it, as I am half-way through another book, and I am definitely not a multi-book-reader. I think adulthood can seem so daunting and everything can be so overwhelming, and I’m only 19, so I really can’t wait to read this book where Laura Jane Williams focuses on finding the fun side of being an adult. 

I found this little book in Sainsbury's the other day and I had seen it a few months ago in the Hardback version and it looked really good but I never picked it up, however this time I saw a Paperback version for just £4. I do prefer paperback books and I find it easily to read them for some reason, the hardbacks are just too heavy and bulky to store. As I only picked it up the other day, I haven't actually read any of it, but it looks really nice inside, with photos and not just sentence after sentence, its a little more interactive but is nice. 

I actually purchased this from WHSmith and managed to pick up a signed version but it is available cheaper on Amazon. This book by YouTuber, Lilly Singh is just the book you need to start off a year, it's so unbelievably motivational and perfect if you feel you need that extra kick to do live a life you want (as cheesy as that sounds...). I really like Lilly Singh’s personality, and her book definitely features her humour and general character. Honestly I finished this book so quickly and felt so much happier and motivated to live my best life, and to, well, be a “BAWSE”. 

So I received ‘The Little Book of Hygge’ for Christmas from my friend, and absolutely fell in love with it, it teaches what “Hygge” means, how the Danish use it in their lives, and the scientific research into why the Danish are considered some of the happiest people, more so focusing on the way they live, and how ‘Hygge’ comes into it. I then saw the second book, ‘The Little Book of Lykke’, written by the same author, and more so focusing on happiness, as the author is a Scientific Researcher of Happiness. I haven’t yet read the second book, as I only picked it up recently from Sainsbury's for under £3, so I’m hoping I like it just as much as the first book! The two books feature  genuiene statistics, data, definitions, and general science behind the theme of ‘Hygge’ and ‘Lykke’, explaining and developing understanding of why the Danish are some of the happiest people (scientifically).