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Little rays of moonshine

By A. P. (Alan Patrick) Herbert

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Prepare to be entertained by a narrator’s telephone pranks and comical mishaps which reveal the delightful absurdities of human interaction.

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2024-04-13
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Summary

"Little Rays of Moonshine" by A. P. Herbert is a compilation of funny stories and short writings that observes life back then with a witty tone. The book likely discusses meaningful topics from that time period using humor and smart insights. As the book begins, the reader discovers a strange telephone game created by the narrator, who shares amusing stories of wrong numbers and the resulting chaos. The narrator would prank people by acting like someone else on the phone, leading them into funny and bizarre conversations. This event establishes the mood for the collection, highlighting Herbert's sharp perception of how people connect and the craziness found in normal, daily life. The start grabs readers with its fun storytelling and the possibility of more funny adventures in the stories to come.

About the Author

Sir Alan Patrick Herbert CH, was an English humorist, novelist, playwright, law reformist, and, from 1935 to 1950, an independent Member of Parliament for Oxford University.

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