Matt Haig 3 Book Set Reasons to Stay Alive The Humans The Radleys Paperback Edition

Discover the Matt Haig collection 3 books set — a thoughtful paperback boxed set for readers who love emotional honesty, dark humour and imaginative storytelling. Perfect for parents, teachers, gift buyers and book lovers, this book collection brings together three standout titles by bestselling author Matt Haig that explore mental health, humanity and family life in unforgettable ways. This set is BRAND NEW and presented in paperback format — a great addition to any bookshelf or classroom library. Titles in this Set: reasons to stay alive, the humans, the radleys Condition: BRAND NEW FORMAT: Paperback ISBN: 9789123774432 Whats inside the set Reasons to Stay Alive — Aged 24, Matt Haig's world caved in. He could see no way to go on living. This memoir is a raw, moving and ultimately uplifting account of surviving a crisis and learning to live again. Part self-help, part personal history, Reasons to Stay Alive is praised by readers for its hope-filled insights and accessible reflections on mental illness and recovery. The Humans — After an 'incident' one wet Friday night where he is found walking naked through the streets of Cambridge, Professor Andrew Martin is not feeling quite himself. Food sickens him. Clothes confound him. Even his loving wife and teenage son are repulsive to him. He feels lost amongst an alien species and hates everyone on the planet. Everyone, that is, except Newton — and he's a dog. A clever, comic and compassionate novel that blends science fiction with a warm exploration of what it means to be human. The Radleys — Life with the Radleys: Radio 4, dinner parties with the Bishopthorpe neighbours and self-denial. Loads of self-denial. But all hell is about to break loose. When teenage daughter Clara gets attacked on the way home from a party, she and her brother Rowan finally discover why they can't sleep, can't eat a Thai salad without fear of asphyxiation and can't go outside unless they're smothered in Factor 50. A witty and uncon