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Review title: Not quite as funny as "Bless Me, Father". . .
Product review: . . .but if you enjoyed the first book, you ought to read this one as well.Neil Boyd has presented in these "Bless Me, Father" books a "lightly fictionalized" account of his own early years as a priest in a working-class neighborhood in London, not long after the ending of World War II."Fr. Neil" is the young assistant to what can only be described as as eccentric curmudgeon (in the best possible sense of the word) Fr. Charles Duddleswell. Along for the ride, we meet the sharp-tongued housekeeper, Mrs. Pring; the Reverend Mother Stephen (who could put the fear of God into God) and many other amusing characters.While most of the anecdotes related are funny (and some are downright hysterical) others tend to be poignent and some are quite moving.A highly enjoyable book.Four stars.
