The book "The Big Man: The Merry Prankster" is a novel by the famous English writer Arnold Bennett. The main character, a young and ambitious man named Hugh Groose, tries to make his way into big society and become successful, but he is faced with various tests that question his moral principles and beliefs. The author successfully combined social drama with elements of humor and a psychological portrait. "The Great Man: The Merry Prankster" is a book that gives the reader the opportunity to think about the value of morality in a world where it is often easier to adapt than to act on one's own convictions.