A happy, read-aloud story to help transition your child from nappy to potty.
"It leapt off the page" is what we say of a happy reading experience.
"TEN SQUARE MILES OF HAPPY!" read a bold legend superimposed above the silhouette of our county.
"Prepare to be happy," read a message on top of the headset.
"Love a happy ending," read the comment.
After the novelist, memoirist and author of "This Is the Story of a Happy Marriage" read "Charlotte's Web" at age 9, she became so obsessed, she got a pet pig: "That's impact".
"Pope Francis, we love you, have a happy Easter," read one heart-shaped placard held high above the crowd of Romans, tourists and pilgrims, many carrying banners and national flags.
But at other times, when I see a happy elf reading a child's Christmas thank-you letter, I realise that I actually have the best job in the world.
The most popular are here, but, really, you could spend a happy afternoon reading all of them.
Contribute with Guardian Witness Welcome to this week's blog: hope you've all had a glorious week of happy reading?
Oxford University Press — or O.U.P., publisher of the beloved O.E.D. — has just launched "O.B.O.," a new online bibliography, compiled by panels of scholarly experts, that seems to promise a great deal of happy reading for serious researchers.
