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SKU:
145185
UPC:
9781785780233
MPN:
1785780239
Condition:
Used
Weight:
10.40 Ounces
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Author Last Name, Author First Name, Pages, Binding, Edition, ISBN 10, ISBN 13, Condition, Publisher, Date Published,

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Author Last Name:
Russell
Author First Name:
Helen
Pages:
354
Binding:
Paperback
Edition:
1
ISBN 10:
1785780239
ISBN 13:
9781785780233
Condition:
Used
Publisher:
Icon Books
Date Published:
1/1/0001
Genre:
Memoir

Description

When She Was Suddenly Given The Opportunity Of A New Life In Rural Jutland, Journalist And Archetypal Londoner Helen Russell Discovered A Startling Statistic: The Happiest Place On Earth Isn't Disneyland, But Denmark, A Land Often Thought Of By Foreigners As Consisting Entirely Of Long Dark Winters, Cured Herring, Lego, And Pastries. What Is The Secret To Their Success? Are Happy Danes Born, Or Made? Helen Decides There Is Only One Way To Find Out: She Will Give Herself A Year, Trying To Uncover The Formula For Danish Happiness. From Childcare, Education, Food, And Interior Design To Sad, Taxes, Sexism And An Unfortunate Predilection For Burning Witches, The Year Of Living Danishly Is A Record Of A Journey That Shows Us Where The Danes Get It Right, Where They Get It Wrong, And How We Might Just Benefit From Living A Little More Danishly Ourselves. Prologue: Making Changes-the Happiness Project -- January-hygge & Home -- February-forgetting The 9-5 -- March-leisure & Languages -- April -- Great Danes & Other Animals -- May-traditions & Getting Told Off -- June-just A Girl -- July-going Away & Playing Away -- August-the Kids Are Alright -- September-butchers, Bakers & Culture Makers -- October-in Sickness & In Health -- November-'here Comes The Snow/sleet/soul-destroying Darkness...' -- December-trusting The Taxman (or Woman) -- Christmas-god Jul! -- Epilogue: Made In Denmark -- Top Ten Tips For Living Danishly. Helen Russell. Originally Published: 2015.