The Man With Two Left Feet and Other Stories by P. G. Wodehouse, Fiction, Literary (Hardcover)

from SueinCyprus

Although this is very early Wodehouse, I enjoyed this varied selection of short stories, including one which -I later learned - was the first time he wrote about Bertie Wooster and his manservant Jeeves. I'm pretty sure I've read some of these stories before, but that didn't matter at all. I part...

from sarah_rubyred

I am reading this through DailyLit, a website which sends you free parts of books everyday in an email. I find it works with books I find too much to read in a sitting. I don't work for them, just find that it effects how I see a book. I loved this, each tale is so short and so hilarious. The cha...

from AliceAnna

A lovely assortment of stories -- clever, funny and very sweet without being maudlin. I never read Wodehouse before and I was simply blown away by these stories. They were so refreshing. I particularly loved "The Mixer" written from a dog's point of view and "The Romance of an Ugly Policeman," bu...

from ikka123

I had picked this book up primarily to read 'Extracting Young Gussie', the story where the beloved Jeeves and Bertie Wooster duo are first introduced. Jeeves, however, isn't quite himself and serving tea is about all the action that he gets in this story. Bertie, who is a Mannering-Phipps and not...

from kathleen586

I started reading this short story collection for the Jeeves story, "Extricating Young Gussie", but I really enjoyed all of the stories. My favorites were "Bill the Bloodhound" (Henry and Alice, awww), "Wilton's Holiday", "The Mixer" (Part 1), "At Geisenheimer's" (nice twist ending), and "The Man...