Full of eloquent, cogent and positive reminders of the beauty of life . . . Will prove enormously sustaining and valuable to a lot of people . . . Genuinely uplifting . . . Haig is a sensitive, introspective and thoughtful guide to the human dilemmas that affect us all
* Independent *
<i>The Comfort Book</i>, a collection of aphorisms and inspirational stories of survival against the odds, is a guide to living and finding hope in these disjointed times
* Guardian *
The literary equivalent of a steaming hot chocolate on a chilly day . . . The ideal read for dipping into whenever you need a pick-me-up or change of perspective
* Metro *
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 *
[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 *
<b>Praise for Matt Haig: </b>Haig is one of the most important writers of our time
- DOLLY ALDERTON,
I can't describe how much his work means to me . . . The king of empathy
- JAMEELA JAMIL,
Love this man's books
- JODI PICOULT,
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Matt Haig has written a wide variety of fiction and non-fiction. This includes the novels The Humans, How to Stop Time and The Midnight Library, several children's books and the memoir Reasons to Stay Alive.
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