Collector's Wodehouse: Much Obliged, Jeeves (Hardcover)

from glade1

Lots of fun but I can't read more than one Jeeves book without a break in between because they do get a bit predictable and repetitive. That said, I still read each one with a big smile on my face. I can't help loving Bertie and his style! This book is even more amazing because it was written whe...

from raizel

Bertie's Aunt Dahlia invites him down to her country house so that he can help his old friend, Ginger, win an election in order to marry Florence Craye, one of Bertie's former fiancees. Also in attendance are Madeline Bassett, yet another fiancee, and Lord Sidcup, aka Spode, her current fiance; B...

from atimco

Much Obliged, Jeeves was the second P. G. Wodehouse title I read when I discovered this brilliant author several years ago, and it was also my introduction to Bertram Wooster and his indefatigable valet Jeeves. Since that time I have made such inroads into Wodehouse's body of work that the detail...

from raizel

Bertie's Aunt Dahlia invites him down to her country house so that he can help his old friend, Ginger, win an election in order to marry Florence Craye, one of Bertie's former fiancees. Also in attendance are Madeline Bassett, yet another fiancee, and Lord Sidcup, aka Spode, her current fiance; B...

from larryking1

Sigh! Cannons to the left of me, cannons to the right, cannons in front of me volleyed and thundered! What am I to do? Perhaps this would be the propitious time to put down the Tolstoy, reshelf the Flaubert, leave Faulkner for another day, and settle in for a Bertie Wooster novel, the young, befu...