It is known that the Danes are the happiest and most harmonious nation in the world. They have held the championship in “happiness” for many, many years. Why did a nation, albeit one of the most prosperous, but not living on the paradise-coast of the North Sea, which, along with the rest of Europe, experienced all historical cataclysms, suddenly found a harmony unknown to other countries? Why are the Danes happier than the Swedes and Germans, the British and the French, the Poles and Russians, the Italians, and the Finns? Maybe you should use Danish recipes and you will be happy? Malin Rydal, a Frenchwoman with Danish roots, Parisian on the outside and Danish on the inside, decided to understand this amazing phenomenon and compile a book of recipes for Danish happiness. She analyzed all aspects of Danish life and identified 10 foundations of Danish happiness. This book is a cheerful, accurate and very visual guide from the “how to become happy” series - only for the whole nation. Malin Rydal's book received the 2014 Le Prix du Livre Optimiste award as the most inspiring and optimistic work of the year in all genres.