I love Jeeves. Even though in general, I love P.G's writting style, I believe he's really at his best when he writes his Wooster/Jeeves stories. It's impossible not to laugh with every single description, and it's impossible not to love every little thing that Jeeves does or says. I had so much fun ...
This is the first P.G. Wodehouse book I've read, and I was pleasantly surprised by how well the material has stood the test of time. There's no real depth to the tales, just light wit and entertainment. The work is in the public domain, so I alternated between reading the e-book and listening to t...
I have this as a bit of an experiment, having just discovered I can "borrow" downloadable media online from the library. I thought I'd start with something short, and that i wouldn't be distraught to lose the end of if it vanished before I could finish it. So far, so droll.
http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext05/8jeev10.txtJeeves and Wooster are adorable, but unfortunately only half the book is about them. The other half is a series of short stories told by Pepper, a Woosterish character without Wooster's inexplicable charm.
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