More Letters from a Nut

Rating:
Summary: I roared! I cried! I squeaked!
Review: This was just as funny as the first "Letters from a Nut," even though Ted can't top Don Novello, aka Laszlo Toth. My favorites are the letter to a hotel chain repeatedly demanding the "respect due me," and the one warning the hotel owners about the uncontrollable bedding-eating urge. I also liked the Fat Beatle. But nothing can top the Pip the Mighty Squeak letter in the first collection! Ted, how about an "Emails From a Nut" collection? That way, you could treat us to a new book every two months....

Rating:
Summary: More letters, more laughs
Review: What a happy surprise to find "More Letters From a Nut" among the new releases in a local bookstore. I bought a copy, read it that night, and it tickled me as much as did the first collection of Ted Nancy's farcical letters. (The wedding chapel and Hungry Mosquito letters and responses were a real hoot, to name just two). This is a great book to give as a gift, as was the first "Letters," and to just pick up and refer to now and then for a quick laugh. Another fun read from the inventive, witty, off-the-wall mind of Ted Nancy...whoever he is.Marian_

Rating:
Summary: More letters, more laughs
Review: What a happy surprise to find "More Letters From a Nut" among the new releases in a local bookstore. I bought a copy, read it that night, and it tickled me as much as did the first collection of Ted Nancy's farcical letters. (The wedding chapel and Hungry Mosquito letters and responses were a real hoot, to name just two). This is a great book to give as a gift, as was the first "Letters," and to just pick up and refer to now and then for a quick laugh. Another fun read from the inventive, witty, off-the-wall mind of Ted Nancy...whoever he is.Marian_

Rating:
Summary: As Good As the Original?
Review: You have to admit that somehow, Ted Nancy has done it again! The letters themselves were "10" quality, but the two-frequent lack of a response made me wonder if Ol' Ted was hurting for material. Ted, just keep sending 'em till you get back a gem - its worth it when you do!