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Some people love Christmas. This book is for everyone else.Somewhere right now, someone is being added to a group chat called "Festive Fun!!" that they will never escape. A "quick" meeting is being booked. A Secret Santa spreadsheet is circulating. And an advent calendar they didn't ask for has appeared on their desk. This book is for them.The Advent Calendar for People Who Hate Advent Calendars is a funny advent book for grown-ups who find the festive-office season a bit much. No chocolate, no plastic, no forced cheer — just a short, deadpan, laugh-out-loud read for every day of December, with bonus days that drag right through to New Year.How does it work?Open one page a day through December. Every day serves up:A Funny Story — a dry look at the group chat, the "quick" meeting, mandatory fun and the Secret Santa you didn't sign up forA Funny Fact — genuinely true, perfect for a smug "actually…"The Verdict — the final, non-negotiable wordAn office-flavoured game or quiz — brackets, bingo, decodersToday's Excuse — a ready-made, entirely deniable way out of one festive obligationWho is it for?It's the perfect Secret Santa gift for colleagues and coworkers, a brilliant office Christmas gift, a funny stocking filler for adults, and the best thing you can give the work friend who says they "hate all this Christmas stuff." (They do. This gets it.)Give it to:The office cynic who muted the group chat on day oneThe colleague timing their exit from the party at 9pmAnyone who's ever thought "this meeting could have been an email"Why they'll love itA funny advent book for adults — no plastic, no waste, just laughsDeadpan, relatable humour that says "someone finally gets it"A quick daily read that makes December marginally more bearableThis Christmas, give the gift of being seen — and a very good excuse to leave the meeting. Add The Advent Calendar for People Who Hate Advent Calendars to your basket today.Warning: may cause knowing nods, muffled desk-laughs, and one very muted group chat. Read more

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