Review
'This is the best book I have ever read by a bear.'
(Richard Curtis )
'A book about a depressed animal? How's that supposed to work then?'
(Andy Riley, author of the
Bunny Suicides )
'I've been told this may be worth looking at.'
(Matt Berry )
'Since he has paws, Misery Bear won't be able to turn the pages of this book. You, being human, can. So why not try?'
(Charlie Brooker )
'The most charming, amusing and melancholy bear in existence.'
(Josie Long )
'I wish he would just grin and endure it.'
(Peter Serafinowicz )
'This bear makes me want to self harm.'
(Sharon Horgan )
'Misery Bear is one depressed little teddy. Despite having dated Kate Moss, the star of the BBC short films is unlucky in love. So, er, who better to produce a guide to love and dating? With tips on how to end a relationship, poems and even cocktail recipes, it's depressing but somehow endearing!' *****
(
Star )
'Admirers of quality web comedy may already be aware of Misery Bear, the cute, fluffy teddy who combines serial failure in the world of romance with non-stop heavy drinking. Misery's now branching sombrely out into the world of literature with a Christmas picture book that's sure to delight his growing number of fans. With features including the bear's own Twitter and Facebook pages, it's sure to strike a plangent minor chord with anyone who's been unlucky in love.'
(
Guardian Guide )
About the Author
Misery Bear is the loneliest, saddest and drunkest bear in the world. He drinks too much, hates his job and can`t get a girlfriend. He lives in London and has just two friends, Nat Saunders and Chris Hayward.