The author of The Book of Happiness, Andrei Lorgus, is an Orthodox priest and at the same time a practicing psychologist, rector of the Institute of Christian Psychology. That's why it's interesting to read what he writes. In this book, Father Andrei took up a risky topic in which everyone can consider himself a specialist. However, not everyone is happy. What is the problem? In the book, the author does not offer "recipes for happiness." Together with the reader, he poses questions, reflects, shares his experience, looks for a way to happiness, helps to clear the rubble of mythology, stereotypes and false ideas along the way. Outside the Church, outside of Easter joy, Father Andrew does not think of happiness. However, he addresses the book not only to Christians, but also to everyone who thinks about fundamental life issues.