British writer Matt Haig was born in 1975 in Sheffield. He spent his childhood in Newark, Nottinghamshire, and Matt received his education at the Universities of Hull and Leeds. Haig currently lives in York. Matt Haig's books are loved by readers of all ages around the world. The way the author expresses his thoughts on the pages of books, as well as the intriguing plot of his works, cannot leave anyone indifferent. Reviews of his books are mostly positive and enthusiastic, which makes people instantly eager to immerse themselves in the world of reading. Wonderful literature for children, teenagers and adults, which addresses issues that are important at a certain age. After reading one book, it is very difficult to stop - you want to get to know the writer’s work more deeply. Matt Haig won the TV Book Club Award. His children's novels have won the Smarties Gold Medal, Blue Peter Book of the Year, been shortlisted for the Children's Book of the Water Award and been nominated three times for the Carnegie Medal. Contents: A Boy Named Christmas The Girl Who Saved Christmas Father Christmas and Me< /p>