Say Something Happened

Discover the witty and humorous world of "Say Something Happened," written by an insightful author and published by Samuel French Ltd in 1996. This engaging paperback features 28 pages of comic irony as it delves into the often-patronizing nature of bureaucracy. Join June Potter, an eager social services worker, as she embarks on a mission to create a register of the elderly. However, her parents, who are in their 60s, are perfectly capable and have no intention of being counted among the registered. Through clever dialogue and relatable scenarios, this tale cleverly critiques the assumptions made about age and independence. Ideal for readers seeking an entertaining reflection on societal norms, "Say Something Happened" is a must-read addition to your collection. Dive into this refreshing narrative that promises to evoke laughter and provoke thought.