Jeeves and Wooster Series Lib/E: The Code of the Woosters Lib/E (Series #1938) (CD-Audio)

from raizel

Part of group of Jeeves and Wooster stories about Gussie Fink-Nottle and Madeline Bassett and their friends and relatives. A silver cow creamer wanted by the husband of Bertie's Aunt Dahlia, a fascist who loves Madeline and has a guilty secret, a clumsy curate figure in this. Jeeves of course sav...

from Eyejaybee

This stands alongside Right Ho, Jeeves as Wodehouse at his best, with Bertie Wooster finding himself up against it as never before while Jeeves rallies round to save 'the young master'. The novel is utterly idyllic. Many of the old favourite characters make an appearance with Aunt Dahlia as ebul...

from raizel

Part of group of Jeeves and Wooster stories about Gussie Fink-Nottle and Madeline Bassett and their friends and relatives. A silver cow creamer wanted by the husband of Bertie's Aunt Dahlia, a fascist who loves Madeline and has a guilty secret, a clumsy curate figure in this. Jeeves of course sav...

from Banoo

I want to say that this was a 'laugh out loud' kind of book but I'd be lying because I don't laugh out loud when reading a book nor have I seen many people laugh out loud while reading a book. I think there may be exceptions to this but have no explanations for this phenomena except maybe the pos...

from ben_a

Not, to my mind, quite as crystalline a work of perfection as some other Woodehouse*, but thoroughly splendid. I believe it is the first Woodehouse to contain the reference to the cloven hooves of aunts, and the second in which someone is referred to as a "dream rabbit." Notable also for the set-...