Hector is a successful young psychiatrist. He's very good at treating patients in real need of his help but many people he sees have no health problems: they're just deeply dissatisfied with their lives. When a patient tells him he looks in need of a holiday, Hector decides to set off round the world to find out what makes people happy.

Bought online to send direct to Wal-89 along with another book to fill some wishes x

Picked this up from the post office today :-) I got the second book ages ago and have been wishing for this book ever since. Hopefully I'll get through them quickly and they can be available for others. Thanks so much for sending!

Unfortunately I never got round to reading this book as Mount TBR is so big at the moment and this book was chosen from the BookXerpting :-) Hope you enjoy it.

8th December 2014 - Found these in my car boot! Will get to the post office tomorrow, sorry for the delay

It's my choice from the International BookXerpting RR. Thank you!

Astonishingly easy read thanks to the children-oriented languages. I liked the style of narration and questions this book poses, despite not agreeing with the suggested conclusions

Reserved for "Never won a sweep" sweeps

Sent today from the local post-office as unregistered airmail.

Congrats on winning your first sweep! Enjoy your reading

You've found a travelling book. Hurray!
The book's journey continues by its finder's cooperation and creativity. By making a journal entry on this book, you can add to the book's story as it travels from reader to reader around the world.
Enjoy your reading!

Привет!
Спасибо, что нашли время зайти на сайт и сделать запись в журнале! Напишите, когда и где вы нашли книгу.
Перед тем, как попасть к Вам, она побывала в других уголках света. История ее путешествий записана на сайте, и теперь к ней добавился еще один пункт. Я очень рада, что она нашла нового читателя в Вашем лице.

Yay! Thanks so much Lamilla for this cute little book. I've never heard of it before (;

What an amazing little book! I asked the universe to pick the most relevant book for me and this was the one that came up. It is written in this children's story book like manner which made it easy to read (I finished it in two days). An adults fable so to speak.

I did agree with the lessons learnt in the book, and there were definitely some that stood out. Especially Lesson number 18, happiness could be the freedom to love more than one woman at the same time. Haha! This book made me consider psychiatry. I'm at the time in my life when i'm deciding between medical school, an arts degree or a teaching degree. The human mind is incredibly interesting,

I'd love to read more of Francios Lelord's books, especially the non-fiction one discussed in the back of the book. I couldn't name the settings discussed though, would the land of More be America? & the land with all the drugs Mexico? I dunno. Thank you for the opportunity to find this little gem and learn a few things about happiness (:

Left at The Little Free Library in South City (:

Welcome to bookcrossing whoever picks this up (: