Friends Forever Wherever Whenever: A Little Book of Big Appreciation - Hardcover

Karen Salmansohn is the bestselling author and book packager of more than 25 books for adults and tweens with more than 1 million copies sold. She has worked as an image consultant, serving clients such as MTV, Nickelodeon, Oxygen Media, and L'Oreal. She has been a featured happiness expert on the Today show, The View, CNN, Fox News, and Real Time with Bill Maher, and has written for Psychology Today, Mind Body Green, Positively Positive, and The Huffington Post. She and her work have been covered by the New York Times, Businessweek, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Time, Marie Claire, Fast Company, InStyle, Self, ELLE, and the New Yorker.

There are millions of reasons to appreciate your friends. This fun book celebrates fifty of them—with feisty humor and lots of love.

If you’ve received this book as a gift, then congratulations! It’s proof that you are deeply loved and appreciated. You have someone in your corner who is always there to cheer you on and cheer you up!

Lucky you!

After all, a good friendship is truly priceless—and that’s backed by research. In one study, happiness researchers Ed Diener and Martin Seligman compared a group of very happy people to one of very unhappy people—and found that the first group was highly social and had the strongest relationship ties.

So if you feel like you’re happier because a certain friend is in your life, well, that’s a genuine feeling—backed up by science.

And if you’re the one who bought this book, feel free to keep the friendship-appreciation love flowing and pass it on! Share it with a friend you know to show them how very happy they make you feel—and you’ll then make them feel a little happier in the process.

So whether you have a big group of friends or a select scattering of besties, or you’re still searching for your tribe, this book will celebrate the power of the special human connection that is friendship.

And I hope that when you’re done reading this book, you’ll consider me a friend too. With this in mind, feel free to reach out to me via the contact page on NotSalmon.com, and tell me a story about a special friend in your life. I might just share your story on my site to inspire others to be a good friend forever—wherever—whenever.

XO,
Karen