The Adventures of Sally (Paperback)

from Pferdina

Sally inherits a large amount of money and then has adventures. She is a sensible, caring, young woman. She meets new people during her adventures in the south of France and in England, but she keeps hold of her friends from the old days. Her brother chases investments that never pan out. Sally i...

from atimco

The Adventures of Sally, first published in serial form in 1921, is a rather unusual Wodehouse story. The author's irrepressible comic wit peeps through occasionally, but the novel takes a much more serious tone than the usual lighthearted farce that is Wodehouse's signature. I didn't know what t...

from Fliss88

P.G. Wodehouse is a master of charming wit. Sally is one of those vivacious characters that you just love right from the start! She tends to be a bit of a softie for anyone down on their luck and this causes a few complications. If you want a light, cleverly written, makes you smile book, give th...

from SueinCyprus

Sally is a young woman living in a boarding house in the United States at the start of this novel. We meet several of her friends and quickly learn that she's a generous, open-hearted girl if perhaps a little naive. Sally has a brother who's rather pompous and whom she feels that she must look af...

from shabacus

Disclaimer: As a huge Wodehouse fan, everything starts at four stars and goes up or down from there. Characteristic of early Wodehouse, "The Adventures of Sally" is a little more serious, and a little less repetitive, than his later works. It's also a little less fun. However, you can definitely ...