Whom would you recommend this book to? Why?

[Abi_rami]

I would recommend this book to those who are feeling down in their lives. They might be going through difficult situations and might wonder of things that could help them. I recommend this book to such people, as I think it could genuinely help them.

[Diana Lowery]

I have already recommended this book to a relative who just started chemo treatments. I thought the analogy that relates exercising for muscle strength to using adversity to be stronger in the future was relevant.

[Esther Deekor]

I'd recommend Fireproof Happiness to people going through depression and feeling anxious.

[Munmun Samanta]

This book should be for all of us who are used to our comfort zones without taking suffering as a part of our lives. We always run behind happiness taking it as something out of our lives, something extraordinary and elusive. But only when we can accept suffering as a part of human experience we can be happy.

[Ophiohonren Hiram]

I know how often I get anxious and I also know that it's easy to feel that way. I really needed this and I'm glad to have read it. Others who are anxious would benefit from this too.

[Upphilan Paul]

I have come across many individuals who seem to lack joy and happiness, often appearing tired and defeated. I would recommend this book to these individuals as it provides insightful knowledge that can lead them to true happiness.

[RRoss1959]

Grateful for your thoughts and feedback.

[Princewill Uchenna]

Anyone going through any form of difficulty and challenge should read this book.

[João Ramos]

In general terms, this book could be recommended to everyone. After all, who doesn't want to live well and be happy? Still, I think this book is an incredibly effective recommendation for anyone struggling with depression or the loss of a loved one. This work provides intellectual and scientific arguments that favor a recovery and resumption of confidence.

[N parvin]

I would recommend this book to all individuals on this planet. Because there's not one single person who could claim that their life has no difficulty in it. Every single person faces adversity at some point in their lives, if not more. So for me, I would recommend everyone to read this book so they can be prepared when difficulties arise. Because this book is one of the best books out there with the power to provide you with the ultimate strategy for dealing with those kinds of situations.

[Bron Bakers]

I recommend this book to people that battle stress and anxiety disorder. This book will guide them to better their health.

[Isaac Oh]

This book will be best suited to those suffering depression and anxiety. It will help them heal and be happy in the end.

[Eric DUSHIMIRIMANA]

I would recommend the book to every human. Most of us do not understand what hope is and, as a consequence, how we can optimize our hopefulness. Almost every page can sow and nurture the seed of hope. Drawing on theoretical knowledge, life events, and quantitative research, the author helps us understand what hope is and its power.

Hope empowers us to live—and depart—gracefully. Indeed, according to the author, "Hope is the best strategy." A lover of humanity should be hopeful. Being hopeless is a crime against humanity.

Everyone should read the book.

[Naushin Moledina]

Everyone should go through it once in their lives. People look for happiness all the time but suffer from misery and pain. Hope is the key of happiness and peace.

[Omobolanle Savage]

The book will be suitable to all readers, young and old. I will also recommend to those seeking for self-help books. The reason is because there answers to questions they might be asking themselves.