There are a variety of books out there that follow an author's journey to another country or a exploration of a new way of living. The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin is one of those books, but it also has a level of inspiration to it that I wasn't expecting. It's a practical guide to how the author planned to be become happier. It has the usual anecdotes about focusing on love, asking for help and expressing gratitude, but the thing that was great about this book was that it made me want to clean! The chapters are laid out like lists and organization was the focus of one chapter. She so perfectly described how being organized made her feel that I had to go home and clean out some cupboards, a great feat indeed. She describes how you can put together your own happiness project, but mostly it was just a nice, quick read to remind you of why you're happy and how the little things in life can help you become even more so.
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