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Although I've had the feeling that the Wodehouse books of the 1960's lack the spirit of those from previous decades, I think STIFF UPPER LIP, JEEVES represents something of a return to form. Nonetheless, this IS, as Wodehouse himself readily admitted, more of the same old stuff, but now with situations that don't quite rival those from previous Jeeves and Wooster adventures.
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The return of Jeeves and Wooster! Wodehouse wrote a series of J&W books in which either Wooster was entirely missing, or Jeeves was missing for 3/4 of the book. Why? No idea. Thankfully this book has plenty of both characters and a great moment where Jeeves saves the day with his own impersonation.
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