If this year has taught us one thing, that is to be grateful for all the things we have. This Thanksgiving weekend, read a book about gratitude. We bring you 3 good books about gratitude, happiness, love, and life.
Every day Gratitude: Inspiration for Living Life as a Gift *****
This book is a collection of quotes aiming to help us discover the roots of happiness which are to be grateful. The book uses inspirational quotes from Maya Angelou, Anne Frank, Confucius, and many more well-known minds and combined their ideas with original reflections from real life. This helps us to recognize the abundance of opportunities and joy that life gives us every day. The book also consists of hand-lettered art and is a perfect gift to give your loved one on this thanksgiving.
The little Gratitude of things ****
Written by Dr. Robert, this book shows how through some easy practices we can focus on the good we have received and improve our wellbeing, relationships, and heighten the feelings of connectedness in our space. The book suggests keeping a daily gratitude journal, writing letters of thanks to not only your loved ones but everyone who has been nice to you. Return the good with more good.
Gratitude has been scientifically proven to increase happiness and give a sense of peace. Give this book a try and see how it helps to generate positive ripple effects in your life.
Thankful*****
The last to make this list is a heartwarming picture book by Eileen Spinelli. A huge shout out to Archie Preston the illustrator who managed to bring Eileen’s words to life through beautiful illustrations.
The book focuses on the blessing which we often take for granted. It is a wonder read for the kids to make then understand and value the wonderful acts of services. It helps is to appreciate the essential workers, featuring endearing storytelling, rhyming texts, and whimsical illustrations.
Thankful is perfect for young readers and their family in this holiday season.
When you focus on the positive than the negative the world surely looks fairer. Count your blessings and hold on to the good things in life.
