The Mating Season

from Bjace

Bertie Wooster and Jeeves are invited to the country home of Esmond Haddock and his multiplicity of aunts to take part in a village concert. How Bertie ends up as an impostor and without Jeeves is too complicated to explain, but the story unrolls merrily from this point. This wonderfully funny bo...

from jessidee

Yet another Bertie-and-Jeeves story in which Bertie does something ridiculous that could get him in trouble, and Jeeves has to step in and save the day. In this book, Jeeves is saving him from potential matrimony (the horror!) and a bad reputation. Bertie travels to a country estate in the guise ...

from SueinCyprus

Bertie Wooster goes to stay at Deverill Hall, in fear that Madeleine Bassett will decide to marry him. Complex and amusing situations tidily resolved by Jeeves, as ever. Gentle humour and clever plotting.

from OhSnap

The first thing that struck me about them was how well crafted and well thought out the prose is. Each sentence appears to be both flawless and genius. It may sound an overenthusiastic exaggeration but anyone who reads Wodehouse - this story anyway - would most likely agree with me. Further than ...

from annejacinta

Great fun. The classic Wodehouse- Bertie, Jeeves to the rescue, numerous gormless young males of the English upperclass persuasion, a dog, a policeman in pursuit, mixed up identities , an array of fearsome aunts to be quelled, and happy endings for all.