BSA Summer Lightning - Audiobook CD

from ctpress

"Hugo?' 'Millicent?' 'Is that you?' 'Yes. Is that you?' 'Yes.' Anything in the nature of misunderstanding was cleared away. It was both of them." Nr. 3 in the Blandings saga. Unfortunately Psmith - the main character in nr. 2 - does not reappear. On the other hand Lord Emsworth finally comes to t...

from VickyKaseorg

I started reading PG Wodehouse after the very depressing Uris, and Ayn Rand novels I had recently tackled. I needed something light and fun. It took me three books before I began to enjoy Wodehouse. It is a little silly and slapstick, even, but also clever satire on the idle rich. Once I got past...

from PhilSyphe

If you need cheering up, read "Summer Lightning". Lord Emsworth is now officially my favourite Wodehouse character creation. In fact the distracted earl is one of the funniest characters created by anyone I've ever read. Bless my soul, indeed he is!

from Pferdina

As Wodehouse states in the preface, this book contains all his old characters under their same old names. It's typical Wodehouse, set mostly at Blandings Castle.

from ben_a

The stories of Blandings castle show Wodehouse at his most lyrical, a man in love with the world. Have you ever been in a building with translucent stone walls? This novel reminds me of that: it has the bones of a light comedy, but one suffused by an external radiance.