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A Bucket of Surprises by Reverend Mark Stibbe, Revd Canon J. John (Paperback, 2010)

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Dive into a literary treasure trove with "A Bucket of Surprises," an A-Z compendium of witty stories, proverbs, and observations by the esteemed Reverend Mark Stibbe and Revd Canon J. John. Published in 2002 by Lion Hudson LTD, this paperback offers a delightful blend of humour and profound wisdom, perfect for readers seeking a light-hearted approach to life's challenges. With its pages steeped in English prose, this book explores various topics rooted in Christianity, yet its charm lies in its universality. It's a gem for anyone who appreciates a good laugh and a thoughtful glance at life's complexities. Whether for personal enjoyment or as a thoughtful gift, "A Bucket of Surprises" is a title that promises to deliver.

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For years J John and Mark Stibbe have recorded the most offbeat, shrewd and hard-hitting material they have come across in the course of their study and travel. With remarkable generosity they have agreed to share this selection with the rest of us. There's a new diet that is all the rage. You can eat all you see of everything you don't like. On the sixth day, God created the platypus. And God said : Let's see the evolutionists try and figure this one out. Advice to fathers over 40: keep an open mind and a closed refrigerator. We do not stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing. There's a new remedy on the market for baldness. It doesn't grow hair but it shrinks your head to fit what hair your head has left. Education is forcing abstract ideas into concrete heads.