Хюгге или уютное счастье по-датски.

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Хелен Расселл - журналистка, бывший редактор журнала Marie Claire UK. Сейчас живет в сельской местности на полуострове Ютландия; работает корреспондентом газеты Guardian и ведет колонку о Дании для Telegraph. Хелен выступает с лекциями, в которых делится своим пониманием счастья, и рассказывает слушателям о переменах в своей жизни и новых начинаниях. Вы держите в руках ее первую книгу. В настоящее время Хелен работает над новым проектом. Загляните на ее страничку в Twitter: @MsHelenRussell.All Rights Reserved

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