Letters from a Nut by Ted L. Nancy Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Letters from a Nut
Book Review: Easily Enjoyable
Summary: 4 Stars
This book was a gift from a friend who knew I liked a similar book from years gone by entitled "The Laszlo Letters" by Don (Father Guido Sarduci) Novello.
That book encouraged me to write to various celebrities asking them off-the-wall questions - and they answered! "Letters From A Nut" is an easy way to amuse yourself for a period of time by seeing how others answer Ted L. Nancy's bizarre and very humorous letters.
Book Review: Outrageously funny!!
Summary: 5 Stars
A friend showed me Letters from a Nut just last night and I laughed so much I cried!! The style of Nancy's writing is hilarious! His choice of subjects to write about was a show of creative genius.Book Review: Stich in the side humor!
Summary: 5 Stars
I embarrassed myself in a restuarant as I was laughing so hard by simply retelling the stories to some friends. Each time I read them they get funnier and funnier. This book is a must in everyone's collection!Book Review: Nancy is a Genius!
Summary: 5 Stars
As I write this I'm wiping tears from my eyes. I just read a letter Nancy wrote to the University of Alabama, in which he claims that he wishes to give the university the remains and memorobelia of Cinnamon the world famous show dog. Nancy's genius is in his ability to combine completely outrageous statements with a sincere tone. Read this book and be amazed at the number of outrageous topics he gets officers of well known companies to write about!Book Review: Hillarious book. Pray for a sequel. Seinfeld? at his best.
Summary: 5 Stars
If Ted Nancy is a psuedonym for Jerry Seinfeld or not, this book is by far one of the funniest I've read in a while. Absurd letters to hotels, casinos, airlines, and more... Look for letters like one to a casino regarding weather or not this "Mr. Ted Nancy" would be allowed to bring his own soda vending machine into his hotel room... or if Hanes Co. would be interested in a new 6-day pair of underwear invention with three leg-holes. Then read the serious responses from the companies he wrote to. Most fun to read out loud to friends. Steer clear of the one tedious chapter of "Thank You letters" but enjoy all the rest. Would Greyhound let a time-pressed actor wear his foam costume shaped like a stick of butter on board? Believe it or not... Yes! Definitely one you won't want to put down.