Christian Watson – författare

In this poignant, affirming, and beautifully illustrated journey, Mr Skelly explores the ups and downs of existence and discovers the makings of a meaningful life."How lucky am I, to have lost what I wanted, to find what I deserved"Join beloved Mr Skelly, a gentle skeleton wandering across lush landscapes and treacherous terrains, through times of joy, loss, grief and love, to find his family and – ultimately – a safe home.Along the way, he discovers life lessons which help us remember what to hold onto and what to let go of, to realise how lucky we all are, because this beautifully fragile present moment is truly all we have.Mr Skelly invites you to shift your lens, make peace with what you can’t control, appreciate what can’t be seen, and live your life to the utmost of your ability.How Lucky Am I is a simple reminder that, in the end, we're all made of the same bones. With gentle words and hand-painted imagery, this book hopes to shine a softer light on what's often overlooked - and maybe, in doing so, help us remember what truly matters.

The first guided journal featuring social media sensation Mr. Skelly, accompanying his first book How Lucky Am I, helping readers take its messages of living in the present into their lives each day.A friend to help you remember what matters most, on good, bad and beautifully ordinary days. Through thoughtfully structured prompts, reflective exercises and moments of stillness, Mr Skelly becomes your companion as you explore gratitude in all its forms- for what you have, what you've lost, what you're becoming and for what remains unseen. These pages encourage you to shift your lens, make peace with what you can't control and recognise how lucky we are to be here at all. A comforting companion to your everyday life, filled with beautiful illustrations throughout, this guided journal is a place to return to again and again, offering a softer way to reconnect with yourself, your life and what truly matters.Because, in the end, we're all made of the same bones - and every moment we have is something to be grateful for.