“I thoroughly enjoy this book. It began a bit slowly, and felt a bit too academic at first. However, once I got used to his writing style the book was totally engaging. From the happiness of Bhutar and Iceland to the misery of Moldava, I was intrigued. The concensus was that money (too much like Qatar)doesn't really buy happiness, but friendships and extended family do (the squalor of India.)”
