This book may be one of the most enjoyable books ever written for any reader, regardless of his or her inclinations: scientific, literary, historical, or even mathematical. Every reading lover I have met has sayings that have become well-known to him. What if a thinker stopped at aphorisms collected from the writings of great philosophers about how to live well and improve the quality of one's life, and decided to devote an entire book to them? Wouldn't that arouse the curiosity of every reader?
Philosophical schools of thought are known to be different adjacent buildings, not floors that complement each other like scientific schools. This example applies to every philosopher who left us his own theory of knowledge, life, survival, or misery. But this book presents a specific topic in a very clear, direct, simple and interesting way.
The topic of the book can be summarized in a question and answer. The question is: How do you live your life, human being, to achieve happiness? The answer is: In front of you, dear reader, are several recipes for a happy life, each of which was created by a great philosopher, and you can choose from them whatever you want while enjoying the stories of them all.