Happiness Is a Serious Problem - A Human Nature Repair Manual

Prager writes clearly and honestly. His book doesn't necessarily break new ground, but it does revisit important themes that will improve your life dramatically if seriously considered and implemented. More importantly, just reading this book makes you happier!

"Happiness Is A Serious Problem" has a tease for a title, but after reading the book, one realizes that the title makes perfect sense. This is a helpful book to make a person's life happier and less stressful. I have sent it to many of my friends.

eye-opening book for those who have doubts about life. Be happy and everything will be fine. As Dennis says often on hos radio show: "Happy people make the world better, unhappy people make the world worse"

Lucid, relevant, and short (readable in a weekend). I really enjoyed this book. I'd recommend it to a friend. Dennis Prager is an intellectual asset to the world today. I would read this again, and I will probably read another book he's written.

Everyone should read this book to understand why when life gives you lemons you should make lemonade. No one escapes pain or suffering but attitude is so important to a happy fulfilled existance.
Dennis Prager is a master writer who keeps you reading his books you can't put down, especially if you appreciate common sense and think conservatively.
Easy reading.

Love this book. Dennis Prager is such a wonderful author and speaker. I listen to him every day in the morning on the radio in California. I think everyone needs to read this book if they have any issues with being happy. It will certainly make one rethink things.

Every person on earth should be required to read this at age 18. I have seriously heard from dozens of people that I've recommended this book to that it changed their lives.Can't say enough great things about this book. READ IT, PLEASE!!!

If you're a white conservative male, this book will likely speak to you. I'm fairly certain my two ex-wives would share a few criticisms with his religious and social views.

Being a practitioner of Buddhism, I was offended at times, but his arguments are solid. I liked the book; I recommend giving it a try, even if you're a liberal feminist Marxist.

His book is very pragmatic. As an evangelical Christian I can appreciate that he acknowledges the importance of religion in life. While I don't agree with a lot I found it to be challenging and helpful in confronting some of my own sins.

Prayer shows great insight into human nature here.No gobbledygook over the head thoughts,just straight forward plain language helpful help.Says it like it is,so we can all gain from it.People who know what they are talking about can make it easy to understand.