Author: P.G. Wodehouse
Book List: Wikipedia
First Published: 1919-1974
Suitable For Youngsters: Yes
Jeeves is probably one of the most efficient and resourceful butler in all England, and he works for Bertie Wooster, one of the most incompetent and aloof gentlemen in all of England. The Jeeves Series is composed of numerous short stories following the misadventures of Jeeves and Wooster, and of course a host of other equally bizarre characters which include Wooster’s equally useless friends and his shrill aunts.
If you’re looking for thick plots, 3-dimensional characters or deep thought-provoking themes, look elsewhere. This series is all about light-hearted fun and comedy, and it does so very very well.
Also check: Jeeves & Wooster the TV series starring Hugh Laurie (House MD) & Stephen Fry (The Office UK)
Download one of the Jeeves Series Books: Right Ho, Jeeves (1934)
Rating: 8/10
sounds like fun!
a good read for a micro lecture 😛 (thats the spirit i need to start a new school year 😛 )
And we wonder why we don’t get good grades XD
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I haven’t read anyone’s writing so far… 24 hours per day are not enough!
I’d lie if I didn’t say that Hugh didn’t attract my attention to this…
Looks so young in here!
To the book, it looks like tons of fun. Will look into the links you provided, thanks!
yeah a combination of Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry is difficult to ignore
loool… I didn’t notice that Hugh was on the cover at first :p
sounds like a fun read… I won’t add it to the top of my to-read list but I’ll get a copy for whenever I’m not in the mood to read a thought-provoking book.
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