Old and young, single and married, women and men, we are
all united by the feeling of not having achieved happiness yet.
Or worse: the sensation that we are destined to fail. But what
do happiness and unhappiness mean in our daily life? Why
do we feel alone as a couple and in the family too, even if
we have a satisfying job and good health? Why are we always
stubbornly convinced that our discontent depends on others?
Luciano Grigoletto, with his ironic and fluent prose, answers
these and many other questions inspired by different sources
of our culture: from the wisdom of fairy tales to the dialogues
of everyday life, from psychology to philosophy. The result is
a journey into emotions, desires, fears, pre-established roles
in order to find, in small steps, our own personal path of
happiness.
Luciano Grigoletto (Petropolis, Brazil) was raised in Italy. He has
graduated first in literature, then in philosophy, and finally in
psychology. He has worked as a psychotherapist and collaborated with Dr. Robert Neuburger at the Centre d’Etude de la
Famille in Paris. His main focus is couple therapy. With Edizioni
San Paolo he has published the Small Survival Handbook for
Couples (2018).
SELLING POINTS
• A simple, useful, and easy to read book.
• Grigoletto packs a simple, but not trivial, recipe to find
happiness by drawing on fairy tales.
BEING HAPPY IS NOT DIFFICULT,
THE POINT IS KNOWING HOW TO DO IT!