What songs would you suggest to played along when reading Fireproof Happiness?

[Slayton Natasha Tillett]

I would prefer a track without anyone singing. Just the tunes it is out of this world.

[Mary Clarkee]

Reading without music allows for focus, but I agree that music can be a powerful source of inspiration. Pairing the book with "The Ocean" by Hillsong could enhance the reading experience, adding a meaningful and uplifting dimension to the content.

[Kirui Collins]

I don't like listening to music while reading but I would recommend "You Raise Me Up" by Josh Groban. The song has always instilled a sense of hope in me and I think it will be efficient to be listened to while reading the book.

[Dani Elle Ele]

The songs that evoke inner strength are truly the best. Personally, I find 'Drag Me Down' and 'Golden Hour' to be perfect accompaniments while immersing myself in the book. They enhance the reading experience and add another layer of emotional depth.

[Cryptic Spy]

Personally, I'd suggest 'The Lazy Song' by Bruno Mars just because it's a uplifting song. It would go well while reading the book?

[Pranav Dewangan]

I believe listening to a lyrical song would ruin the reading. Rather I will suggest you listen to soft background music that resembles hope and peace like some nature sounds or instrumentals like piano etc. If you can concentrate while the lyrical song is playing then by all means go ahead. It's a matter of choice. Have fun reading this book again

[Favy Moses]

I don't think i can listen to music while reading i would definitely have a divided attention and that can be very distracting for me reading this kind of inspiring book.

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

I would suggest some uplifting violin Baroque music, but with the volume turned down.

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

I would suggest some uplifting violin Baroque music, but with the volume turned down.

[Nell Brianah]

Many people find that listening to music while reading can be distracting as it divides their attention between two activities. The lyrics or even the rhythm of the music can interfere with the concentration required for reading.

[Onuoha Joy]

That is an interesting question. I can't think of anything in particular right now but I do like the song

[KELVIN KAY 2]

I will recommend my favorite best album of all times. Haux - violence In a quiet mind.

[Jenna Padayachee]

I smile at this question. As I was reading this book a particular song crept to mind:

" Cause I'm hopeful, yes, I am hopeful for today
Take this music and use it, let it take you away
And be hopeful, hopeful, and he'll make a way
I know it ain't easy but that's okay
Just be hopeful"( Bars and Melody).

And then this by Yolanda Adams:

"They said you wouldn't make it so far uh uh
And ever since they said it, it's been hard
But never mind the nights you had to cry
'Cause you have never let it go inside
You worked real hard
And you know exactly what you want and need
So believe and you can never give up
You can reach your goals
Just talk to your soul and say

I believe I can (I can)
I believe I will (I will)
I believe I know my dreams are real (know my dreams are real)
I believe I'll chant (Oh yea)
I believe I'll dance
I believe I'll grow real soon and (That's why)
That is what I do believe

Your goals are just a thing in your soul uh uh
And you know that your moves will let them show
You keep creating pictures in your mind
So just believe they will come true in time
It will be fine
Leave all of your cares and stress behind
Just let it go
Let the music flow inside
Forget all your pain
And just start to believe"

Well, both these songs tend to switch on in my subconscious, usually between my reading sessions. I have these tracks in my car on a Playlist and haven't heard them for a while, reading this book triggers a particular, automated musical vibe for me. Rather .

[Sylveria Savage]

"And so I wake in the morning and I step outside, and I take a deep breath and I get real high, and I scream from the top of my lungs: 'What's going on?'" - 4 Non Blondes, "What's Up"

What a great song to accompany the reading of "Fireproof of Happiness"! The lyrics are relatable and evocative, encouraging us to take a moment to reflect on our lives and consider what's truly important. This song is perfect for those seeking a deeper connection with themselves and the world around them.

[Robert Mkenya]

It seems like a way to gently transition from the world of the book back into reality, using the music to reflect on the experience or to simply change the atmosphere. It's a thoughtful recommendation that likely pairs well with books that leave a lasting impression, whether it be through uplifting themes, spiritual reflections, or deep emotional journeys.