How to Survive Family Holidays: The hilarious Sunday Times bestseller from the stars of Travels with my Father

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This is the perfect Christmas present, and I hear the audio is fabulous, with Michael and Hilary relating their parts on it. Relate Family Counsellor Josh Smith recommends being honest about your preferences: “Think about what your context markers are i. At this point, if it’s got the Whitehall name attached, whether it's a stand-up show, a TV series, a film or a book, I’m going to be there and willing in a hot minute. In this particular case, listening to Jack, Michael and Hilary, take turns telling stories and commentating on each other’s memories and advice, was well worth the audible credit.

It’s funny, maybe a bit predictable if you have watched “Travels with my Family” but still very amusing. One part Lonely Planet, one part tell-all family memoir, this is the definitive and hilarious guide on how to survive your family holiday, by Jack Whitehall, with a little bit of help from Michael and Hilary Whitehall. Nowhere is this made clearer than when Jack relates missing out on the family Christmas festivities in 2020 for obvious reasons, and how hard that hit him. And while the sun may be shining, it's not all sunshine when navigating the complexities of family life, explains Rosel Jackson Stern and Relate family counsellor, Josh Smith.We can bring our routines, like meditating in the morning, practising a creative hobby, and reading, with us.

Unexpected expenses during a cost-of-living crisis can make it hard to feel present, and the expectation to “enjoy this time” is overwhelming. Admiration goes a long way to make people feel understood and spreads positive feelings to heighten the holiday spirit.Comedian Jack Whitehall, along with his parents Hilary and Michael, share some, let's say, interesting insights in this laugh-a-minute guide to travelling with those closest to you: your family.