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Title: The Happiness Box by Beverly A. Hale, David Kimmel ISBN: 1-893687-03-1 Publisher: Yard Dog Press Pub. Date: November, 1998 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $8.00

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (6 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: A charming tale about holding on to Self and expressing it
Comment: "A princess is NOT curious," the tiny princess is told, and with a sigh, she tucks still another facet of her unique personality safely into her Happiness Box. This charming story shows what happens when we try too hard to please others--only shadows of us might remain! Hale's writing has a confident, delicate and loving touch. The story is simple enough for young children, yet adults will enjoy the requests for re-reading. Where was this book when I was a child? More Hale!

Rating: 5
Summary: This is a great book, just waiting for you.
Comment: "The Happiness Box" is a wonderful story that shows people young and old that it is very important to show your feelings. It does not only have a moral, it is a fine book to read. It is a good book. It is not too long or too short, like some I have read. I think that you should read "The Happiness Box" and open up your imagination with it's spell binding tale.

Rating: 5
Summary: This is NOT only for children, but for the child in everyone
Comment: I am a psychologist and have been giving this book to many of the people that I counsel. This story reminds all of us how important it is to have the courage to feel all of your feelings and speak the truth about them. It's inspiring without being insipid, and is a wonderful adult fairy tale. Of course, children will like it too.