Psmith: Leave It to Psmith Lib/E (Series #4) (CD-Audio)

from ctpress

'Alone?' Psmith looked at her, astonished. 'When you have the chance of being with me? This is a strange attitude.' The second in the Blanding Castle-series and my first introduction to the wonderful character Psmith - (although he appears in three earlier novels). What can you expect? - Again pe...

from Tess22

Psmith, Psmith, Psmith. Though Jeeves and Wooster are one of the greatest comedic duos ever written, Psmith surpasses them as quite simply the funniest character I've ever found in literature. He is indescribably witty, unflappable, and absolutely unique. I therefore suggest (slash insist) that a...

from chinmayp

This is hands down the best Wodehouse book I've read! This is saying a lot, coming from an ardent Wodehouse fan. The story has all the usual impostors, burglars and romances; the usual inanities, twists and hilarity. The Hon. Freddie Threepwood, the second and perennially impecunious son of Lord ...

from MrsPlum

I am currently re-reading and reviewing my Wodehouse collection in chronological order, so a proper review is yet to come. However, I can't leave off commenting that if I were whisked off to the emergency ward at a moments notice, this would be the book I'd grab for the overnight case, with my la...

from Cald

My first Wodehouse book and it got me hooked, I picked it up based on a mention/recommendation by Douglas Adams (the Hitchhiker's Guide guy). I won't be able to rest until I've devoured all of them; an epic quest as Wodehouse was a very prolific author. If you enjoy British humor( or should I say...