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Discover the secrets to building a happier community with “Happy Street.” This inspiring guide offers 52 actionable steps to foster connection, belonging, and joy among neighbors. Learn how to create positive change, strengthen local bonds, and transform your street into a thriving hub of happiness. Get your copy now and pave the way for a more fulfilling community life! ISBN: 9780143425694, Author: Publisher: PENGUIN CLASSICS
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Kumar Nilmani –
Inspired to start a community garden after reading this! ‘Happy Street’ is a must-read for anyone seeking connection.
Gorika Goyal –
I loved how ‘Happy Street’ focused on simple, everyday actions. Made me realize how easy it is to make a difference.
Rakshita Kanchan –
A mix of helpful and not-so-helpful advice. I appreciated the effort, but execution could’ve been better.
Rohit Kumar –
Found some of the suggestions to be a little naive and not applicable to my urban environment. It was ok.
Vijaykaran Singh Rana –
This book is a game-changer! ‘Happy Street’ provided clear, easy-to-follow steps to connect with my neighbors. Highly recommended.
Shubham Thakur –
Enjoyed the practical tips in ‘Happy Street.’ Simple, actionable steps that anyone can implement. Seeing positive changes already!
Shubham Pal –
Decent book. Some ideas are great, others not so much. Worth a read if you’re looking for community inspiration.
Hemanth Lanka –
A pleasant read with a few gems. Not every step was applicable to my community, but overall, a positive influence.
Lakshita –
This book has truly inspired me to create a better street. Simple steps to get started, and I am excited for the change ahead.
Paras Goyal –
A good starting point for community building, but some ideas felt a bit idealistic. Still, worth a read for the inspiration.
Gaddala Yakub –
A bit repetitive at times, but overall a worthwhile read with practical steps to improve your community.
Ajeet Kumar –
Some interesting concepts, but I felt it lacked depth. Needed more real-world examples and less theory.