The pranks Guy does are pretty funny. As a satire it works pretty well but as an engaging read it fails. The interludes between the pranks where Guy is conversing with the two older women didn't have a point or any interesting content, just filler between Guy's schemes (which were usually really funny). I found myself trying to speed read through those as I got further through the book once I realized they weren't related to anything (like the commercials during a reality show). As a story it doesn't go anywhere, the order of the pranks could be interchangeable, but its a short book and you can get a few chuckles out of it.