Bertie Wooster & Jeeves Thank You, Jeeves, (Paperback)

from snat

For the past couple of years, the name P. G. Wodehouse kept popping up in interviews and articles about some of my favorite people (most notably Hugh Laurie and Neil Gaiman, among others). They praised him as THE master of British comedy. Since I admittedly like my comedy British, I decided it wa...

from quiBee

This is Bertie's and Jeeves' first full length novel.In a shock move, Jeeve ceases to be Berties valet in a difference of opinion about Bertie insisting on playing the banjolele out in the country.There are misunderstandings and lovers torn asunder, as is usual in these stories, and Bertie comes ...

from octothorp

The first full-length, plotted novel in the Jeeves series shows off what he can do for, with especially good results in comic effect of situation and running gags, and the language-and-literature jokes are starting to emerge. Marred by racialized language and situations.

from snat

For the past couple of years, the name P. G. Wodehouse kept popping up in interviews and articles about some of my favorite people (most notably Hugh Laurie and Neil Gaiman, among others). They praised him as THE master of British comedy. Since I admittedly like my comedy British, I decided it wa...

from Eyejaybee

This was the first full length novel featuring Jeeves and Bertie Wooster, whose adventures had already secured widespread popularity through several short stories, and it shows Wodehouse on fine form. As the novel opens, Bertie is obsessed with a banjolele that he has recently purchased, and whic...