Uncle Fred Series Lib/E, 2: Uncle Dynamite Lib/E (CD-Audio)

from Pferdina

Lord Ickenham straightens out two mismatched couples while impersonating a Brazilian explorer at the country house of his old school chum Mugsy. The characters are typical Wodehouse. The situations are hilarious (who will push a policeman into a duck pond?). The plot is totally unreal (all this e...

from atimco

This is the second book in P. G. Wodehouse's Uncle Fred cycle, within whose pages Lord Ickenham, uncle to Pongo Twistleton, does all he can to "spread sweetness and light come what may." Of course, Lord Ickenham's definition of "sweetness and light" doesn't always match that of the other characte...

from ianw

Entertaining Ickenam/Pongo story. Plot lines get a bit complicated at times but still great fun.

from laVermeer

If you like British farce, you may enjoy this book. It's outrageously silly, but the writing is stylish and polished.

from PhilSyphe

“Uncle Dynamite” didn't live up to my expectations. Although I rate Uncle Fred as one of P. G. Wodehouse's greatest character creations, the “barmy” earl didn't equal the brilliant form of his appearances in other works I've read. I think what let this novel down a bit was the amount of third-per...