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Can algebra measure harmony? Can technology be developed for an elusive state like happiness? The author of the book, Kazakh billionaire, entrepreneur, and public figure Margulan Seysembay, confidently answers these questions with a resounding "Yes!" Drawing from his rich life experience, Seysembay has developed a methodology that allows anyone to gain control over their life and achieve… not just success, but happiness. He urges the distinction between these two concepts, as pursuing them leads to different outcomes.

One of the main ideas is that happy people are always successful, though successful people are not always happy. This is why the primary focus should be on happiness. It encompasses various elements, each of which the author meticulously analyzes

In this modern era, we’ve gained comfort and extensive opportunities for development, but in acquiring all this, we’ve become more unhappy, lost, and divided. We’ve lost the understanding of the significance of knowing our roots. For a person in any epoch, it was vital to perceive themselves as a part of something greater, to be not just a member of a family, but a component of a lineage system. Without roots, each of us is lonely and weak.

Maria Omar’s "Honey and a Bit of Wormwood" restores our understanding of the importance of lineage, its history, and traditions. Alongside the author, we traverse several generations of a Kazakh family. We witness how feelings flare up and fade, lovers meet and part, lives begin and end, repeatedly affirming Leo Tolstoy’s belief that "all happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way"

Author Vadim Zhorov has traversed a challenging path as a repatriate in Israel: from a factory worker to a leader in a major business that deals, among other things, with assisting new repatriates.

"Citizenship of Israel" is the culmination of Vadim’s life and professional experience, presented in step-by-step instructions and concise yet information-packed texts. The author doesn’t overlook any relevant topics for future repatriates, from how to answer the consul’s questions during consular checks, to real estate prices in different Israeli cities.

The book also contains a wealth of valuable information about the history, culture of modern Israel, about how a family from Russia can settle in a new country and leverage the extensive opportunities an Israeli passport provides