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understanding, empathy, solidarity, and charity between ourselves and others. It is an encouraging treasury of ideas how we can avoid standing in our own way, thus causing alienation and isolation. The book depicts lots of everyday situations and widespread attitudes that underline the author´s observations. Regina Hock suggests a change of perspective: looking at things from a more optimistic, humorous, open-minded, tolerant and positive angle. The book contains many little stories and lots of aphorisms that illustrate this grapping and cheerful approach to life as it might be. |
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