Books with title Where Happiness Lives

Are you looking for happiness? Sometimes it can feel really far away, and sometimes you might have so much you can’t help but share. You can try to chase it, control it or capture it, but even if it seems like it’s gone for a while, you’ll know it’s never far away...This is the second of Eva Eland's picture books that helps little ones deal with big emotions. Start on your journey with happiness... who knows where it could take you?

This follow-up to When Sadness Is at Your Door suggests that happiness can always be found by looking within.This helpful picture book is a great introduction to mindfulness and emotional literacy. A spare text and simple illustrations encourage readers to find happiness even if it feels far away. The book gives it a shape, turning this elusive emotion into something real while acknowledging that you can't be happy all the time. The thoughtful text reassures readers that when happiness is hard to find, they can look for it in many places. Sharing something with a friend or reaching out to someone who needs it can lead to happiness. Recognize and treasure it when you experience it, knowing that happiness begins with you. Perfect for kids and for adult readers tackling these feelings themselves!

The House Where Happiness Lived by Sue Hiser Leistner and Timothy Leistner is the heartwarming story of a young child who finds happiness through helping others and sharing with her family and neighbors. The story is set in the ending years of the Great Depression in the USA. Although the story is centered on the lives of real life people, the genre is historical fiction. The book is a timeless story about the value of family, the importance of simple pleasures, the true foundation of happiness, and love.

This follow-up to When Sadness Is at Your Door suggests that happiness can always be found by looking within.This helpful picture book is a great introduction to mindfulness and emotional literacy. A spare text and simple illustrations encourage readers to find happiness even if it feels far away. The book gives it a shape, turning this elusive emotion into something real while acknowledging that you can't be happy all the time. The thoughtful text reassures readers that when happiness is hard to find, they can look for it in many places. Sharing something with a friend or reaching out to someone who needs it can lead to happiness. Recognize and treasure it when you experience it, knowing that happiness begins with you. Perfect for kids and for adult readers tackling these feelings themselves!