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There is something in everything that can make you happy, if you keep searching to find it.” This is the gist of The Game of Happiness and Juliana's Doctrine, the novel published in 1913 and so successful that its writer followed it up with a sequel in 1915.

I even set a game Happiness and its heroine led other writers to publish a series known as The Book of Happiness.

Juliana has been made a statue in front of the Public Library in Littleton, New Hampshire.

Since 1921, Juliana entered a number of famous dictionaries such as Oxford, Cambridge and Collins to become a description of a person who is excessively optimistic and happy.

Happiness has been an urgent requirement for man throughout the ages, and he tried to study and understand them, so he developed theories for them, linking them to pleasure sometimes and charity at other times. .

In some countries, he established specialized ministries for her. In all this there are different forms of “the pursuit of happiness.”

Juliana, however, did not need all of that, as she learned at an early age to find her happiness. in the smallest and simplest of things, and persevered in finding something that makes her happy in the most difficult situations.

Juliana did not deny the existence of what causes pain and distress in life, but what harm if we face it with some fun? The path to happiness begins with Juliana.