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  • Leave It to Psmith

    Psmith, down on his luck, takes out a newspaper advertisement to undertake a job, and the Hon. Freddie Threepwood, younger son of Lord Emsworth, enlists Psmith to steal his Aunt Constance's diamond necklace. Psmith inveigles himself into Blandings Castle, posing as a Canadian poet. He falls in love with Eve Halliday and has to survive the suspicious and Efficient Baxter. In the meantime, others in ... Read more

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  • Mr. Mulliner Stories

    The eccentric and entertaining Mr. Mulliner is always ready with a tale for his willing audience at the Anglers' Rest pub. He's a master storyteller, and, in the finest tradition of fishermen everywhere, his stories are absolute whoppers, each featuring his illustrious-and sometimes outlandish-relatives. The Mulliners are, to a person, witty, talented, and unflappable, and yet they continually ... Read more

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  • Jeeves Stories

    Jeeves Stories is a collection of humorous short stories by P. G. Wodehouse that feature the adventures of his most famous characters, Jeeves and Wooster. Wooster is a wealthy and idle young English gentleman of the interwar era. Jeeves is his extraordinarily competent valet whose name has since become synonymous with perfect service. The stories follow Wooster in his wanderings about London, ... Read more

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  • School Stories

    School Stories is a collection of humorous short stories by P. G. Wodehouse that feature the trials, tribulations and adventures of the denizens of the turn-of-the-century English boarding school.First published in schoolboy magazines starting in 1901, the stories originally appeared in publications like The Captain and Public School Magazine. Some were also later collected into books. These ... Read more

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  • Love Among the Chickens

    Wodehouse once described his writing as "musical comedy without music," and Love Among the Chickens is one of the earliest examples of his trademark style. The narrator, Jeremy Garnet, is a mild-mannered author attempting to finish his next novel in peace and quiet. Enter Stanley Ukridge, a man brimming with endless schemes, who draws the narrator into his latest, "the idea of a lifetime"-running ... Read more

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  • Mike

    Mike Jackson is the youngest son of a family of excellent cricket players and the most promising batsman of them all. At Wrykyn, the public school his elder brothers once attended, his desire to prove himself as a cricketer is challenged by his apathy for studying and his penchant for mischief. In the second half of the novel, his poor academics result in his being sent to Sedleigh, where he ... Read more

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  • Mr. Mulliner Speaking

    Mr. Mulliner is one of P. G. Wodehouse’s happiest creations—nothing can dull his sunny outlook on life, nothing can “keep him down.” And nothing, it may be said, will stop him from telling a tale when he wants to. Fortunately, Mr. Mulliner is by no means averse to the sound of his own voice, and the result is a series of veracious narratives which will cause the most cross-grained pessimist to ... Read more

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  • Ukridge Stories

    Stanley Featherstonehaugh Ukridge is one of P. G. Wodehouse's less famous characters. He first appears in Love Among the Chickens in 1906 and then continues to make appearances in another 19 short stories until as late as 1966, making him Wodehouse's longest running character.Ukridge is an inveterate opportunist, and these stories chronicle his exploits as a young man: his trials and tribulations ... Read more

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  • The Coming of Bill

    Superb physical specimen and independently wealthy Englishman Kirk Winfield lives the bohemian life of an aspiring painter in New York, sparring with his prizefighting friend Steve and daubing at canvases, until his life is upended by a chance encounter with Lora Delane Porter, an autocratic author of books on eugenics and hygiene. She determines at once that he will marry her niece Ruth Bannister ... Read more

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  • The Small Bachelor

    Taking place in Prohibition-era New York, The Small Bachelor tells the story of George Finch, a young man who has pursued his dream of becoming an artist in the big city, despite his lack of talent. Living a comfortable life after receiving a substantial inheritance two years ago, George spends his time sometimes painting pictures of dubious artistic quality, sometimes seeking the advice of his ... Read more

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  • The Pothunters

    In this, his first novel, P. G. Wodehouse offers a glimpse into the insular world of an English public school scandalized by a recent burglary of its prized sports trophies ("pots") from its cricket pavilion. At first an overzealous master unjustly accuses one of the schoolboys, who happens to be in need of cash to pay a gambling debt owed to his brother. But, thanks to a Scotland Yard inspector ... Read more

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  • If I Were You - Unabridged

    "If I Were You" is a delightful comedy of errors published by the master of British literary comedy - the one-and-only P.G. Wodehouse - in 1931.The novel centers on Tony Droitwich, an English earl who discovers he was switched at birth with the son of a London barber named Syd Price. This revelation means Tony is not the rightful heir to the earldom, while Syd should be living in aristocratic ... Read more

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