Laugh-out lound funny on virtually every page; provocation and human insight in every chapter. Aspects of our society that I will never see through the same lenses again.

Book heckles must be made compulsory in WHSmith. ( )

Just in case you're wondering, the Acts of Dissent pictured on the cover are, from left to right:
1: Smashing a papiér maché piñata of Nick Clegg with a copy of the Tory/Liberal Coalition Agreement sticking out of its paper buttocks;
2: Women racing pink Barbie remote control cars outside the Saudi Arabian embassy;
3: Taking an in-your-face photograph of a police officer every weekday for a year;
4: Sticking Margaret Thatcher's face into porn mags and putting them back on the shelves;
5: Posting heavy things to major corporations without stamps so they have to pay excess postage;
6: Playing "What's the Time, Mr Wolf?" in Hyde Park to protest the introduction of fees for playing organised sports.

Excellent book - I recommend it for a laugh and potential ideas! (Though Mark Thomas's idea of 'minor' is questionable in some cases!) ( )