Happy Place: A shimmering new novel from #1 Sunday Times bestselling author Emily Henry

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These quotes will surely help you to discover your happy place where you can go and feel happy. Happy Place Quotes And Sayings You’ve spent months trying to forget what you’re missing, I tell myself. How will you survive being reminded? Living the loss of it all over again?"

There’s more to us than the Sept 27 (and Google) connection, I believe. I am excited how we think similar – and often, express similar. Blessed to know you, Paige! Sheri Miesner Phegley recently posted.. 3 Tips to Control Your Anger & Take Control of Your Life Reply I have to admit that this book is the sexiest, steamiest novel the author has written. The main reason is that the couple in the story has already known each other for ten years, and even though they broke up, the flame is still there. They are obviously soulmates! But what happened between Harriet and Wyn? They dated for nearly a decade, staying as fiancées for eight years. Why did Wyn end things with a four-minute-long phone call? Was it only long distance, did one of them cheat, or is there any crucial, life-changing reason that tore them apart? Your Attitude Determines Your Outcome - [...] no reason for me to be in a bad mood, I stop and take a few deep breaths while…Inspirational Thoughts: Choose to be Happy for Happiness’ Sake | LifeCoach Training - [...] Where Is Your Happy Place? (simplemindfulness.com) [...] Get What You Want Faster Than A Speeding Bullet - [...] You will want to start by playing in this playground. Please pass this on to people you care about.How… first, let me say i am very happy that so many people love this book already. i love that for you, i really do!✨ From time to time, I posted mental vacation tips, stay-cation tips, little things that can bring pleasure posts….and you know what, Paige? They all work. There’s nothing greater than the satisfaction of realizing something on our own – especially when it works like a charm. And yes, it IS all in the head. The power of positive thought.

If you’re driving to work in rush hour traffic, thinking and stressing about all that faces you when you get to the office, it would be almost impossible to have a relaxed and productive day. The stress would carry through the day, probably escalating as you dealt with each difficult person and challenging situation. Then you would further increase the stress on the drive home through another rush hour of traffic and annoying drivers while you dwelled on the day at the office and stressed about all you had to accomplish. Thank you so much Sibyl! We tend to live our lives on autopilot so much of the time. Sometimes we forget how effective slowing down and noticing what we’re thinking and doing can be toward making positive changes. i love how she creates stories differently with different plots and that the characters are all different and not carbon copies of each other. Harriet and Wyn have been the perfect couple since they met in college—they go together like salt and pepper, honey and tea, lobster and rolls. Except, now—for reasons they’re still not discussing—they don’t. You must try to generate happiness within yourself. If you aren’t happy in one place, chances are you won’t be happy anyplace.” ― Ernie Banksthere are a lot of things i didn’t like about this. my favorite part, to be honest, was emily’s writing. i love her prose and style and her banter is TO DIE FOR. it will always feel like a warm hug from someone you know and haven’t seen in a while and i’m never not going to love it. and wyn omg this sweetheart !! his kindness and selflessness is so precious and infectious. “i will always love you, that’s the point, harriet. it’s the only thing that’s ever come naturally to me.” GAHHHD i need him !! this book isn’t for people who only want to read about romance, it’s also mostly about friendship and i thought it was such a beautiful aspect in this book. i see myself a lot in those characters, being scared that my friend group will fall apart since everyone is building their own life, going their own way, moving to another city. it is important to understand that not everything will stay the same, that we won’t love the same things we did a couple of years ago and that it’s okay to change. and i think EH did a wonderful job to represent that.

There isn’t a thing I would change about it. Wyn and Harry honestly had what dreams are made off. Everything about them two together felt soul-level right. It was a treat to see them fall in love (again). Picture a wave. In the ocean. You can see it, measure it, its height, the way the sunlight refracts when it passes through. And it's there. And you can see it, you know what it is. It's a wave. How do you make the leap between the two scenarios? By learning to get to your happy place on a regular basis. Calming Down Your Mind How is it possible to sum up your feelings on a book that you were sure wouldn’t be for you, but ended up being a guaranteed top read of the year instead? Let me explain. Religious people who go to church, mosque, or temple tend to be closer to their happy place.” ― Sayed Ahmedthe setting. hear me out. emily henry has previously had wonderful settings to all her novels, very atmospheric and interesting, and this one felt dull in comparison. it was there ofc, but i’m not gonna remember it. Ps: I wrote so many different versions of this review and still don’t think i did this book justice.

This story just brought out so many feelings within me that I can’t really articulate. There was almost a sense of desperation to it. By which I mean that these two characters were searching for something within themselves. Of worth, of love, belonging, to be seen as you are, to just be enough and Emily Henry dissected and captured all of those uncomfortable emotions so well. So many of his details are slightly different, but my heart still sees him and whispers into my veins, You." You are my happy place, my comfort, my refuge. A home my soul longed for. You’re my heaven. You’re whom I belong.” ― Nilufer Guney Some will make religion a happy place; some will make family, friends, and relationships a happy place; and some will make just being healthier a happy place.” ― Sayed Ahmed

I have this love/hate relationship with EH's writing style. For one side, there are some phrases where you can relate and say "Same, sis, same.", but for the other side, Emily uses metaphors and stuff like that where is no needed. I hope these simple things are what I forever love about life, for then I will be happy no matter where I find myself.” ― R. YS Perez The found family aspect represented belonging in a way that I think we all want to experience, with people who just know and accept you at your core. Both these timelines allowed us to truly get to know our characters deeply, when life brought out the best in them as well as when life wasn’t working in their favour.