William Morrow

The Little Book of Hygge
A guide to the Danish art of coziness and comfort by Meik Wiking
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Spines, Flicks, and WaxFirst to rec“As someone living in Alaska for 15+ years, I see this as a bit of a survival guide for winter. Sincerely, I usually recommend this book to patrons, friends, and family having a hard time coping with long winters. It gives plenty of ideas on how to make the most out of inclement weather.”
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Maryn“Winter calls for hygge-ing it up! This book is a great intro to hygge. But if you don't want to read the book, the #1 rule of hygge = candles in abundance (or other warm-toned, cozy sources of light).”
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