Mika recently received a book, Hugo The Happy Starfish The Secret To Happiness, which addresses this issue in the story. Hugo is forever unhappy, so he follows the suggestions of others in his pursuit of happiness. However, he discovers time after time that each time he tries something new to gain happiness, the feeling eventually fades, and he is back to feeling glum again.
Hugo eventually realizes that the true secret to happiness is doing for others. When he develops the attitude empathy and continues to do for others, he is no longer focused on how miserable and unhappy he is! Suddenly he feels happy and wants to do more and more for others.
Bottom line is this book and the rest of the series helps with educating children about character, their feelings, and how to treat others! You can find this book and other great works at My Starfish. We have really enjoyed this book multiple times already, so I can't wait to try out the other ones!
Do you agree that helping others is the secret to happiness? If so, what are some ways you help others?
















That lesson is such a good one and so very true!
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping in, Liz
DeleteI totally agree that helping others is the one of a few secret to happiness. Hugo The Happy Starfish The Secret To Happiness sounds like a wonderful book =)
ReplyDeleteIt's a cute way to hammer in a great lesson
DeleteThis looks like an adorable way to teach life lessons. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome, thanks for stopping in!
Deletethanks for your review - this looks so cute :)
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DeleteSo cute! Thought you would be interested in a giveaway I'm hosting for BluApple :)
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I'll stop by and check it out!
DeleteI love the themes for these books. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! I agreed to review it when I realized it would be a great lesson for my sometimes moody teen!
DeleteThis sounds like a wonderful book. I love the lesson it teaches.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fantastic book!
ReplyDeleteGreat lesson! My kids would love that book!
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