Jeeves and Wooster: The Inimitable Jeeves Lib/E (Audiobook)

from tjsjohanna

What I enjoyed most about this novel was all the British expressions and the dry humor, not to mention how Jeeves has his employer wrapped around his little finger. I loved how he always managed to make Bertie get rid of clothing that Jeeves didn't like.

from PhilSyphe

Jeeves is arguably P. G. Wodehouse's greatest character creation. In this volume Jeeves hovers around in the background until brought forth by Bertie Wooster to help him or a friend out of a tight spot. This isn't a novel in the strictest sense but more of a chronology of short stories with runni...

from Maydacat

This collection of Bertie's antics are sure to amuse readers. One wonders how Bertie managed to get out of his many fixes before Jeeves was there to rescue him from his antics. The humor in these pages never seems dated and is just as funny as when they were first penned.

from MuuMuuMousie

This one is lots of fun. Poor Bertie, it must be hard for such a nice guy to have such awfully demanding friends. And Jeeves, of course, is a wonder. Can his shrewd, calculating brain save Bertie again? This series' humor is pitch perfect, and it continues to delight.

from themulhern

The very first Jeeves book. Episodic, but in parts quite funny.