How to Make Life Better When it Feels Like it?s Getting Wors

The beloved character of Fluffy is back after nearly two decades, in Simone Lia’s utterly disarming graphic novel Fluffy Pulcino is nearly all grown up. Nearly. But life in your early twenties can be complicated enough without the added quirk of being a bunny trying to function in a human world. 'I think we’ve all got ainner Fluffy, and reading this might help you get to know yours better... This is a lovely book'Philippa Perry No longer in denial about who he is, Fluffy sets out on the difficult task of finding his place in the world. His attempts atwriting a self-help book leadhim to reflect on a life plagued by failure -and by having to dodge people who just want to pick him up and stroke his ears. Fluffy’s coming of age is drawn with a heartbreaking veracity that hits its mark when the overtly sweet andfantastical meets with an unswerving ability to voice our darker, more painful truths. How to Make Life Better When It Feels Like it's Getting Worseis an utterly disarming graphic novel, and a buoyant return to a beloved character. Through the unlikely avatar of a small, fluffy bunny and gloriously irreverent storytelling, Simone Lia showswhat it means to grow into adulthood, find purpose and live in this world. Simone Lia is a British-Maltese comic artist and author, known for her long-running weekly cartoon in The Observer, where her sharp wit and gentle humour bring to life a cast of memorable, often anthropomorphic characters. Her comic strips have appeared in The Guardian, The Independent on Sunday, The Phoenix, and have been featured in exhibitions including the Rude Britannia show at the Tate Britain. Her graphic novels include Fluffyand Please God, Find Me a Husband!, alongside children’s books like Billy Bean’s Dream. Simone’s latest graphic novel, How to Make Life Better When it Feels Like It’s Getting Worse is out in September 2025.