Jeeves and Wooster: Jeeves in the Offing Lib/E (Series #1960) (CD-Audio)

from atimco

Whenever I open a Wodehouse book, I wonder why I have stayed away so long. The man is brilliant. It doesn't matter that most of Wodehouse's stories have the same plot, that Bertie becomes unwillingly engaged and unengaged to a most ridiculous number of females in his career, that the country-hous...

from Maydacat

It's time for Jeeves' annual vacation, and one would think that for a couple of weeks or so, Bertie could manage to stay out of trouble. Alas! That is not the case! But in Bertie's defense, the problems are not really his doing. Imagine his surprise, in reading a newspaper, to find out that he is...

from raizel

Time stands still in world of Jeeves and Wooster, even while events take place in chronological order. This book gives no clues that it was written in 1960, more than 40 years after the first Jeeves and Wooster story. Although, perhaps, there is an attempt by the author to resolve some of the rel...

from themulhern

Narrated by Ian Carmichael, and I laughed out loud occasionally. It is all in the language.

from atimco

Whenever I open a Wodehouse book, I wonder why I have stayed away so long. The man is brilliant. It doesn't matter that most of Wodehouse's stories have the same plot, that Bertie becomes unwillingly engaged and unengaged to a most ridiculous number of females in his career, that the country-hous...