Book Review #70 : The Comfort Book by Matt Haig

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Here I am again, reading Matt Haig, and I am in awe of this comfortness that he provided through this journey. This is the first time I felt that he is upfront, showing his dark side and traumatic phases to the world. This is the first time it felt like he is in-front of me, giving me his best life lessons to follow. This is the first time he is talking to me in non-fictional terms.


As the title suggests “The Comfort Book”, this masterpiece is your philosophical short bible to comply with. His favorite books, music, movies and more, his comparisons of mundane dilemmas with legendary stories, his approach to overcoming dark thoughts, his tini-tiny advice, everything seems so soothing to the mortal body. This personal journal felt like a warm hug to my much needed soul. 


I think I should read this book, every once in a while, just to make sure I am enough.

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