Highlights of Reader’s Digest April 2018, issue: Were back with the humour special! This time our cover storys focus is on the clown in every clan. We asked you, our readers, to share hilarious stories of their nutty family members. It was hard to choose from amongst so many wonderful entries. But there they are: tales of snoopy relatives, crazy uncles and amusing childhood experiences. Then, flip through the pages for an American CIA agents insiders guide to government-speech. Don’t forget the Indian glossary of governance, a satirical take on sarkari terms we are all familiar with. Read all about Graham Norton, comedian and television presenter, on 20 years in show business and his last meeting with Carrie Fisher. Another fun read is Strange Attractions, on museums around the world dedicated to failed romantic relationships.   Do not miss our Drama in Real Life, a survival quest of seven men lost at sea; how a woman grieved the untimely death of her husband through his texts and emails; the story of an openly gay to the world man who has yet to come out to his loving and supportive parents; a Cambodian taxi driver and his rendezvous with Angelina Jolie; a round up of Indias most glorious UNESCO World Heritage sites; and the latest expert-backed advice on how to eat right. There’s also a full report on Reader’s Digest Chronics, a special storytelling event involving six well-known authors. This issue promises to be a mix of humour, health, heart and drama. Happy reading!