Right Ho, Jeeves: (Jeeves & Wooster)

Forty five minutes of unbridled merriment and laughter. I really enjoyed this book. This is PG Wodehouse at his best .

Jeeves and Bertie Wooster are still a phenomena, and the story has a promising start with Gus Fink-Nottle falling in love. Jeeves is of course a bit like a djinn in a suit, every ready to solve Bertie’s innumerable problems and get him out of a scrape. The plots are not very different from one-another, they tend to similar and the ending predictable. However, if you are reading Wodehouse, you are not reading him for the ending - you are here for the journey, which is always great fun. The ‘hardcover’ Mint Edition that I received is a fair job. However, it is not as good as the Everyman editions. The margins are somewhat tight and the cover not very inspired. I was especially disappointed with the binding, which is essentially a hot-glue bind of sheets inside a cardboard cover. Sheets are not sewed, and will therefore probably not last as long as a real hardcover. Nevertheless, it’s good value for money, if you can’t get hold of an Everyman edition, which is similarly priced, but out of stock.

I am ardent lover of pgw books. His mastery over words, vocabulary, character building and creating comical situations is mind boggling. This book is no different, do read with care it contains a lethal dose of comedy and will make you laugh heartily.

Pg Wodehouse is one of my favourites Characters he has created stay with you forever The feather brained bertram Wooster The incorrigible aunt dahlia and the astounding butler jeeves All come together in this hilarious escapade to give you a rip roaring time

My go to whenever I need a mood booster! I'm glad Wodehouse stories are being published separately, otherwise, the entire omnibus could be quite handful and expensive.

It's unfair to review the book of the great PG Wodehouse. But one needs to develop a taste to enjoy his series. Once you like it, you get hooked to it. For first timers, there is a 50-50 chance of you running after the rest of the series or struggle to finish the first pick.

A rare style of writing. That's why his books are popular all over the world.

Oh! Can anyone review Wodehouse's work!! It is just another masterpiece of the comedy genius.. If you have watched Hugh Laurie's British TV series (Jeevs and Wooster) you will enjoy even more the escapades of Bertie! Good read.

I really enjoy this collection of audiobooks. Jarvis has a masterful comedic timing, he really nails the tempo and musicality of the author's prose. Question to fellow readers: is it me or Wodehouse writes blistering put-downs of the English upper crust disguised as airy send-ups? His impeccable command of the English language, playful narrative arcs and colorful characters seem to build a horrible portrayal of the English class system. Wodehouse's aristocrats, though harmless for the most part, appear as a bunch of in-bred, lazy, greedy, incurious, provincial, xenophobic, backstabbing, repressed, cowardly, frivolous, inept, bumbling snobs that would do anything to latch on to their life of privilege and wouldn't survive a week without their small armies of selfless working-class servants. All they care about is "marrying well" and getting intoxicated. Three words: the Drones Club. Not saying that he is some kind of Orwell in disguise, but nobody seems to point this out in the literary world. The man, Wodehouse that is, is always depicted as a sort of gifted lightweight that just happened to have superb talent to turn a phrase. To judge by his life (as far as I know he lived most of his adult life in France & America, returning to England only sporadically) his homecountry was not necessarily his favorite place in the world.

Como siempre el Sr. P G Wodehouse, nos divierte y nos relaja historias!!

You want to understand what is English humour, well, don't miss this book! But begin from the beginning, it's the 4th book about Jeeves and Wooster!

Its hard to review a book that has been available for so many years. Lets just say it is all I expected.

"Right Ho Jeeves" is a masterpiece even by the elevated PG Wodehouse standards. A delightful book to read, with a plot full of twists and turns