'Humans are good at being creative, and also good at telling themselves they’re not creative. Maybe sometimes we just need some encouragement and tips to re-see all of the interestingness around us and turn it into something new and, erm, interesting. Russell and a cast of experts do a great job of collecting their lifetimes’ observations about noticing things, having ideas and then turning that stuff into a real thing, so just read the book (shouldn’t take too long) and then you have the rest of your life to get on with all of the making, doing and being interesting that you can muster.'

'You'll dig it.'

'It’s a nimble little book built of prompts from Davies and his many clever friends, designed to spark your interest-ing practice from inspiration to expression.'

'Russell’s 34 provocations on how to make life more interesting are a collection of apparently small hinges that open a surprisingly big door: how to participate in the world in a richer and more rewarding way, as only you can. I loved it.'

'Russell Davies brings interestingness to life with juicy observations, delightful interviews and clever ideas you'll want to try, stat! I was immediately connected to a sense of appreciation for the countless ways to be interested in our days, and astonished by all the interesting things we find within them.'

'Reading Do Interesting made me want to put it down, so I could put it into practice. A handbook for making the world around you “light up”, its effects will shine brightly.'

'Tools, tips and new habits to spark curiosity, share ideas and live a more interesting life.'