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The Pip Christmas Reading list

The Pip Christmas Reading list

by The Pipon 17 December 2015in Jan-Cam, Lifestyle

Our Pip Christmas Book List

Here at the Pip office we’re kind of a bunch of book worms – who doesn’t love a good read? We thought we’d share our current favorite books – perfect for Christmas reading. Any other suggestions you might have? Share them with us!

1. Happy Money – Elizabeth Dunn

Can money buy happiness? Research is beginning to reveal some truths to this. The book uses research in behavioral science to show the principles to smarter and happier spending. Amazon

2. Buddha Brain – Rick Hanson & Richard Mendius

Buddha’s Brain draws on the latest research to show how to stimulate your brain for greater happiness, love, and wisdom. Amazon

3. Super Better – Jane Mcgonigal

A fascinating book highlighting how we can use games to truely improve our lives, build resilience and recover in the face of adversity. Amazon

4. Thinking Fast and Slow – Daniel Kahneman

Enjoy an enthralling tour of the mind and learn about the two systems that drive the way we think. Amazon

5. Kaizen – Robert Maurer

A quick, easy and enjoyable read on the art of making great and lasting change in any aspects of our lives, simply by taking small and steady steps. Amazon

 

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