Revisiting The World of Jeeves and Wooster
Having read a lot of lovely non-fiction recently on Kindle and in paperback, it was time to get back to fiction.
I’ve just finished re-reading the marvellous P.G. Wodehouse: A Life In Letters so it was obvious to me next up on my reading list would be his most famous creations, Jeeves and Wooster.
Am so glad to be reading their stories again. Wodehouse’s gift with words is amazing and I struggle at times not to laugh out loud. I only try to resist simply because I read at bedtime and don’t want to disturb anyone. Maybe Wodehouse’s work should come with a warning here!
I also thought Jeeves and Wooster would be the perfect summertime read - I am right on that one.
If you haven’t read any, do check them out. They are so funny and the way Wodehouse plays with the English language is sublime.
I’ve just finished re-reading the marvellous P.G. Wodehouse: A Life In Letters so it was obvious to me next up on my reading list would be his most famous creations, Jeeves and Wooster.
Am so glad to be reading their stories again. Wodehouse’s gift with words is amazing and I struggle at times not to laugh out loud. I only try to resist simply because I read at bedtime and don’t want to disturb anyone. Maybe Wodehouse’s work should come with a warning here!
I also thought Jeeves and Wooster would be the perfect summertime read - I am right on that one.
If you haven’t read any, do check them out. They are so funny and the way Wodehouse plays with the English language is sublime.
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