Grace’s first fellow Cumbrian guest on Comfort Eating comes in the form of TV cook and hairy biker Dave Myers.

And like all things in life, it should be about YOUR comfort, not what everyone else thinks is theirs. I had recently read Grace's previous book Hungry and really enjoyed it and I love her no nonsense approach, her wit and her writing.Food is never just food; as any vegetarian who found herself eating a pork pie before a 20-week pregnancy scan will know. The multi-Grammy award-winner, known for his smooth, silky tones and iconic headgear, is gliding in on a. She regularly appears on MasterChef UK and she presents Best of Britain by the Sea with Ainsley Harriott.

It’s funny, laugh out loud, entertaining, humourous, inspirational, hilarious, illuminating, memorable, uplifting, soothing, reassuring, cheery and entertaining. She infuses the book with warmth and gentle humour but also a poignancy and wisdom that is rather lovely. Millions of people turned to Comfort Eating during lockdown for some much-needed warmth, hilarity and cheer, and I’m thrilled to be working with Grace to bring this book to hungry readers across the country. Faber Members get access to live and online author events and receive regular e-newsletters with book previews, promotional offers, articles and quizzes. Mining the psychology behind comfort eating in accessible and always entertaining prose, the columnist, broadcaster and author of Hungry explores the emotional meaning of the foods we turn to behind closed doors through heartwarming personal tales from some of her famous friends.

Most importantly, she looks at what we shove, flat-palmed, into our faces when nobody’s looking and what this tells us about the human condition.