«Jonny Benjamin is the most inspirational man I know. His book shows us how remarkable the human spirit is.»

<b>Bryony Gordon, bestselling author of <i>Mad Girl</i></b>

«This moving memoir, which includes a contribution from his rescuer, Neil Laybourn, is a hugely inspiring account of how Benjamin became an activist and mental-health campaigner.»

<b><i>Sunday Express</i></b>

«Brave and honest and interesting»

<b>Cathy Rentzenbrink, author of <i>Manual for Heartache </i>and <i>The Last Act of Love</i></b>

«Of the many books on personal experience The Stranger on the Bridge stands out in its entirely holistic approach. The reader is exposed to all angles of a complex journey - through good as much as through bad in a beautifully genuine and raw style. This book will be added to my suggested reading list to everybody interested in the field.»

<b>Adrian Garcia, The Black Dog Campaign,<i> SANE</i></b>

«You gain a unique understanding of someone living with mental illness»

<b><i>OK Magazine</i></b>

«A personal appeal against the cultural entrenchment of the stigma that still surrounds male mental health.»

<b><i>Men’s Health</i></b>

«His work and book shows that continuing to talk about mental illness and extending that opportunity to others, really can make the biggest difference.»

<b><i>Happiful</i></b>

«A moving memoir looking back over these incredible achievements, as well as the many challenges that led Jonny to contemplate taking his own life.»

<b><i>Jewish News</i></b>

«Important and life-affirming memoir.»

<b><i>The Bookseller</i></b>

«One of the most important depictions of what it’s like to live with a mental health problem that I’ve ever read. I went away feeling empowered and reassured that I wasn’t alone.»

<b>Bryony Acketts, <i>Mind Media</i></b>

«In my world, the word inspirational gets bandied around a lot, but Jonny Benjamin is truly deserving of that adjective.»

<b>HRH The Duke of Cambridge</b>