Every member of the "Last Family in England" has secrets, but only one of them intends to sniff everything out. Sharpening his ears, he tries to guess which of the secrets will be forgotten if he sits quietly and which will destroy his only family. Matt Hague is one of the key figures in modern British literature. The Guardian newspaper called his fairy tale "A Boy Named Christmas" a modern classic, the film company Studio Canal immediately bought the rights to the film adaptation. Matt Haig's autobiographical non-fiction is at the top of bestseller lists, while the fiction novels The Radley Family and The People and Me have won prestigious awards.