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Review title: A clear vision in a clear prose style.
Product review: So often we reguard happiness as something that happens to us, independantly of our mental and physical habbits. In the "Conquest Of Happiness", Russell refutes this fallacy, and encourages his readers to consider pro-active measures to both eliminate unhappiness and to ensure our happiness by rationally considering his advice, without self-absorbation or muddled thinking.The advice is very practical in nature and very much addressed to the general reader. Given the age of the book however, (first published in 1929), the language can tend to be a little malestream at times.However, if the reader is willing to wave a bye-ball on this minor draw back, Russell's prose style still is capable of charming and entertaining his audience, rather like a good parent might humor a disruptive child. (He was after all a nobel praise winner, awarded for his book "Marriage and Morals.")All in all, well worth the money and effort!
