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A review by emilygaynier
The Book of Hygge: The Danish Art of Contentment, Comfort, and Connection by Louisa Thomsen Brits
3.0
*3.5/5
This is the second book on Hygge that I've read in the last six month. I really enjoy learning about Hygge and the life style of the Danish. But I didn't like this one as much as the Little Book of Hygge.
Reading this book felt more like a professor giving a lecture about Hygge. There were some example about the components of Hygge and photos that had the feel of Hygge. But it didn't grip me the way the first book did. I feel like I needed to take extensive notes to remember what the author was talking about.
This is the second book on Hygge that I've read in the last six month. I really enjoy learning about Hygge and the life style of the Danish. But I didn't like this one as much as the Little Book of Hygge.
Reading this book felt more like a professor giving a lecture about Hygge. There were some example about the components of Hygge and photos that had the feel of Hygge. But it didn't grip me the way the first book did. I feel like I needed to take extensive notes to remember what the author was talking about.