Happy Days: 365 Facts to Brighten Every Day of the Year
An uplifting gift for all ages
Age 6+
Picture Storybooks
An uplifting collection of 365 facts, one for every day of the year, from Emily Coxhead, the much-loved creator of The Happy News.
Did you know that otters hold hands when they sleep or that a group of pugs is called a grumble? Discover these happy facts and many more, in this collection of wholesome and humorous good news stories illustrated with Emily Coxhead's bright and beautiful artwork. With a new fact for every day of the year, including adorable animals and uplifting true stories, this is the perfect gift to enjoy each and every day for years to come.
A wonderful gift that will make readers of all ages smile every day of the year.
Creators
Emily Coxhead is the creator of The Happy News, which celebrates all that’s good in the world. She has been featured on BBC News, "The Today Show" and "The Drew Barrymore Show". With Bupa, she has sent out thousands of free copies of The Happy News to schools across the UK. Emily was featured in the Independent’s Happy List, which acknowledges 50 inspirational heroes who do extraordinary things for others, and who deserve to be celebrated for their kindness, courage and selflessness. Emily lives in Lancashire; say hello on Instagram @emilycoxhead and @thehappynewspaper!
Reviews
From the creator of The Happy News comes a delightfully wholesome and surprisingly informative collection of adorable and uplifting stories to brighten every day of the year.
Waterstones September’s Best Children’s Books 2024
Illustrated with Coxhead’s signature vibrancy, Happy Days is a delightful pick-me-up that young readers can enjoy all year round. Perfect for promoting positivity and resilience, this is a meaningful gift that brings joy, laughter, and feel-good vibes to readers of all ages.
MiniPreneur Magazine
full of entertaining trivia perfect to delight young readers on Christmas day or every day of the year.
Books for Keeps
The Founder of The Happy News has the knack of selecting positive pieces of information. The artwork helps create a joyous mood with bright colours and attractive illustration… Informative and uplifting, the facts are thought-provoking and can inspire further research. An excellent addition to any classroom, home or library.
The English Association
Starting on 1st January, there are 366 fun facts, each one vibrantly illustrated by Rachel Suzanne… Prepare to be astonished, puzzled and amused as you turn the pages of this chunky book… A fun, gently educative read that goes on giving.”
Red Reading Hub