'This book will be a friend to you when life is hard.' Matt Haig

Seventy-five comforting, delicious and affordable recipes from Jack Monroe, star of BBC's Daily Kitchen Live and author of the Sunday Times bestseller, Tin Can Cook.

Food writer and anti-poverty campaigner Jack Monroe presents Good Food for Bad Days, a collection of cheering, tasty and easy meals to make when you're low in spirits.

Eating properly is one of the biggest hurdles when you're feeling low, so these recipes (dubbed 'depressipes' by Jack) give you everything you need in a dish; they are inexpensive, simple and filling so that cooking and eating a nutritious meal doesn't seem like an impossible task. This collection includes comforting dishes such as Quick and Spicy Noodles, Recalibration Supper, Jaffa Cake Mug Pudding and Hot Apple Pies.

In this handy little paperback cookbook, Jack shares friendly and creative tips for making a little go a long way and for using store-cupboard ingredients: perfect for when you're feeling overwhelmed by whatever is on your plate, but still want to take care of yourself.

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• A Girl Called Jack: 100 Budget-Busting, Delicious Recipes
• Good Food for Bad Days: What to Make When You're Feeling Blue
• Thrifty Kitchen: Over 120 Delicious, Money-saving Recipes and Home Hacks
• Tin Can Cook: 75 Store Cupboard Recipes
• Tin Can Cook: 75 Simple Store-cupboard Recipes
• Vegan(ish): 100 Simple, Budget Recipes That Don't Cost the Earth
• A Year in 120 Recipes