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Aunts Aren't Gentlemen - Pelham Grenville Wodehouse
Aunts Aren't Gentlemen
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In ‘Aunts Aren’t Gentlemen’ (first published in the US in 1974 with the alternative title of ‘The Cat-nappers’), Bertie decides to take a trip to the country to escape his ‘hectic’ city lifestyle but encounters more stress and upset than ever before. “Wodehouse represents British humor at its... show more
In ‘Aunts Aren’t Gentlemen’ (first published in the US in 1974 with the alternative title of ‘The Cat-nappers’), Bertie decides to take a trip to the country to escape his ‘hectic’ city lifestyle but encounters more stress and upset than ever before. “Wodehouse represents British humor at its best,” thinks Alexander Kraft who is such a fan of the Jeeves and Wooster stories that he even named his dog after the books’ central character, Bertie Wooster.  
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Format: papier
ISBN: 0214200477
Publisher: Barrie and Jenkins
Pages no: 176
Edition language: English
Series: Jeeves 3 (#15)
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Cecily's book reviews rated it
4.0
Not one of the best Wodehouse novels, but still an amusing romp.This particular story is actually narrated by Bertie Wooster and the slightly modern setting is disconcerting on the rare occasions it impinges. Anyway, Bertie gets pink spots on his chest and his doctor prescribes a restful spell in th...
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modusa rated it
another rollicking adventure with jeeves and wooster. bertie manages to get himself a rash and a prescription for country air. it gets harder to distinguish the tales wodehouse tells of these two characters, especially when he is forever referencing other stories he's told about them while he's tell...
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