What do you think could be improved in this book?

Maria Bardis · Post by **Maria Bardis** » 19 Jan 2024, 15:17

I certainly enjoyed a lot about this book; however, nothing is ever perfect because every reader comes from a different place with different preferences and experiences.

While "Fireproof Happiness" shines a vibrant light on cultivating hope, some areas could offer even more fuel for the journey. I feel that readers with a scientific thirst might appreciate deeper dives into the research foundation, while others could benefit from personalizing the strategies to tackle unique challenges. Additionally, addressing potential criticisms of hope-based approaches and exploring applications beyond individual well-being could further enrich the book's impact.

It's impossible to please everyone, but just adding a few more moments of science, research, unique strategies, etc. could broaden the scope of the targeted audience.

Chinemezu Okafor · Post by **Chinemezu Okafor** » 20 Jan 2024, 18:18

The book seemed very repetitive in some aspects and then, where I hoped for further explanations, there was none provided. Not minding, I am still inclined to give this book a full 5 out of 5. Nothing could compel me enough to reduce the rating.

Andrew Darlington · Post by **Andrew Darlington** » 20 Jan 2024, 21:02

so far, I have not discovered any need for improvement in this book.

Post by **Mary Clarkee** » 25 Jan 2024, 03:34

It's wonderful to hear that you found the book thoroughly enjoyable without any criticisms. Sometimes, a book resonates so well that there's little to improve, offering a truly satisfying reading experience.

Sameeha Ismail · Post by **Sameeha Ismail** » 27 Jan 2024, 04:50

N parvin wrote: ↑31 Dec 2023, 11:22 There's no aspect that should be strongly emphasized to improve the book. However, I noticed a minor setback: I believe this book could be written more concisely. While the various aspects of hope are essential to mention, I think they are a little overexplained in some parts. It could be written more succinctly, in my opinion.

Exactly. I rated the book with four stars instead of five because of the same issue. I thought the whole first chapter could have been removed without any damage to the overall message. This book definitely could be written more concisely.

Pranav Dewangan · Post by **Pranav Dewangan** » 04 Feb 2024, 06:38

The book can be made more engaging by incorporating humor and funny anecdotes to retain the audience’s attention. Otherwise, there are not many things that need improvement in this book.

Bradley Twesten · Post by **Bradley Twesten** » 16 Feb 2024, 12:11

Kudos to those that offered some critique. Too many "It was perfect" comments. I found some editing errors. "Furry" gave me a good laugh when "fury" was the intended word. Clearly opposite emotions evoked by the difference in those two words.

I didn't care for all of the callouts. In the Kindlebook version, nearly every screen shot had the emphasized callouts. It broke up the flow too much. I wanted to get through the book without the constant distraction.

Post by **Faith Job** » 06 Mar 2024, 17:57

I thing the book cover should have done better. I would have use a butterfly . I feel it is better to use a really colorful butterfly.

Benny Rach · Post by **Benny Rach** » 06 Mar 2024, 18:07

This was an amazing self-help book and a comprehensive thorough guide that helps one overcome any challenges he or she faces and achieve happiness in life. There was nothing i disliked about the book anduit was exceptionally well edited. I don't think there is anything needed to be improved in this book. It was perfect.

Shiru Elizabeth · Post by **Shiru Elizabeth** » 09 Mar 2024, 01:54

There is nothing in the book, in my opinion, that needs to be improved. I had no complaints about the book because I loved it so much in every way.

Shiru Elizabeth · Post by **Shiru Elizabeth** » 09 Mar 2024, 02:01

There is nothing in the book, in my opinion, that needs to be improved. I had no complaints about the book because I loved it so much in every way.

Chinedum Chijioke · Post by **Chinedum Chijioke** » 28 Mar 2024, 20:34

I find little room for improvement in the book; its narrative flows seamlessly, making it effortless to follow.

Asibor Eromosele Emmanuel · Post by **Asibor Eromosele Emmanuel** » 31 Mar 2024, 20:38

I don't think anything needs improvement in this books the book was well written and edited. I love it

Lisa P Cowling · Post by **Lisa P Cowling** » 15 Apr 2024, 11:34

I think the book was just perfect. There was absolutely nothing to dislike. The book was written in a simple-to-understand manner. The book was very well researched.