In Praise of Slow

Engagingly written and filled with interesting detail… a timely manifesto for a more civilised world * SUNDAY TIMES *
Presents an eloquent case for a thorough re-examination of priorities and shows how even subtle shifts in the way we live can have a very real effect on our well-being * GUARDIAN *
Engaging * INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY *
Readable and persuasive… it is virtually impossible to read Honore’s book without deciding to take things, you know, a little slower from now on * IRISH TIMES *
His advice is too grounded in day-to-day practicality to be guilty of didacticism or whimsy… read this uplifting and enlightening book very soon; but do, please, take your time * TLS *
“Engagingly written and filled with interesting detail… a timely manifesto for a more civilised world.” * SUNDAY TIMES Culture, 6 August *
Presents an eloquent case for a thorough re-examination of priorities and shows how even subtle shifts in the way we live can have a very real effect on our well-being. * THE GUARDIAN, 20 August *
“Engaging.” * THE INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY, 14 August *
Readable and persuasive… it is virtually impossible to read Honore’s book without deciding to take things, you know, a little slower from now on. * THE IRISH TIMES, 27 August *
His advice is too grounded in day-to-day practicality to be guilty of didacticism or whimsy… read this uplifting and enlightening book very soon; but do, please, take your time. * TLS, 30 Sept *

Carl Honore was born in Edinburgh in 1967 and raised in Canada, and is a freelance journalist based in London. He has written for the Economist, Observer, National Post and the Houston Chronicle. His first book, In Praise of Slow, was a Sunday Times bestseller and sold around the world.

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