Profound, witty and uplifting, and a stirring testament to hope and the imagination

* Observer *

Pick up this book any time you're in need of a boost of positivity, calm and - as it says on the cover - comfort

* ELLE *

Promises two things I can't get enough of: hugs and lists . . . After a year starved of hope and hugs to the extreme, I can't think of a greater comfort read than that

* Evening Standard, Best Summer Reads *

Bite-sized advice and aphorisms . . . Full of solid good sense and hard-won wisdom

* Scotsman *

Every page of Haig's smooth prose will inspire you to think. Whether it is about fitting in, facing one's demons or happiness itself, each short anecdote, quote or simple sentence does just what the book aims to do: give comfort

* Herald *

[A] thought-provoking, affirming collection that is both personal and universal . . . With Haig's trademark empathy and celebration of the resilience of the human heart, this is a book we all need and deserve

* Booklist *

A charming tonic, fitting for these troubled times. <i>The Comfort Book</i> is a mix of short, hopeful anecdotes and reflections on life to dip into when in need of consolation, and help in seeing hard situations in a softer light

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