But Im an Anglophile, and I was drawn to this one. The Washington Post The American market has been inundated with bossy little books in which other countries tell us how to behave. Good for overworked and over-socialized brains.

Cosy might be British, but warm, fuzzy feelings are universal. Review Quotes In breezy chapters complemented by charming illustrations, Weir evangelizes on the joys of quotidian pleasures such as warm feet, warm fires and, obviously, tea. With more than 140 whimsical illustrations and interviews with British lifestyle experts, including Melissa Hemsley, Sophie Dahl, and Dolly Alderton, Cosy is a perfect reminder to slow down, have a cuppa, and settle in when life pushes you into overdrive. She celebrates socks, warms to the joys of toasty open fires, and extols the virtues of a quiet walk, ultimately enticing us all to create the British magic of cosy in our everyday lives. With trademark Anglo cheekiness, Laura Weir perfectly captures the British essence of cosy. Cosy is the slackers guide to staying at home, an antidote to peak frazzle. Now, Laura Weir, a beloved lifestyle journalist and editor-in-chief of London Evening Standard s weekly ES magazine, introduces American readers to the Brits best-kept secret-coziness-an indulgent, luxurious, yet unfussy way of creating comfort and joy.

This text is the slackers guide to staying at home, an antidote to peak frazzle. About the Book Weir, a beloved lifestyle journalist and editor-in-chief of London Evening Standards weekly ES magazine, introduces American readers to the Brits best-kept secret-coziness-an indulgent, luxurious, yet unfussy way of creating comfort and joy.

Cosy by Laura Weir