Right Ho, Jeeves is the second full-length novel featuring the popular characters Jeeves and Bertie Wooster, after Thank You, Jeeves. It also features a host of other recurring Wodehouse characters, and is mostly set at Brinkley Court, the home of Bertie's Aunt Dahlia.

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The ultimate gift to bring a touch of festive cheer to any Wodehouse reader’s bookcaseIn these pages we find Bertie Wooster and his faithful valet, Jeeves, embarking on any number of foolhardy quests and inspired rescue missions – alongside other treasured stories featuring Psmith, the Oldest Member, and the Empress of Blandings herself.This is the perfect bite-sized collection to enjoy by a toasty fireplace with a mug of something hot!*****...

"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 splendor. The two men decide to swap places, leading to a series of hilarious complication...

"Big Money" is a sparkling comedy published in 1931 by the master of British literary comedy - the one-and-only-P.G. Wodehouse.The story follows two school chums, Godfrey, Lord Biskerton (better known as "Biscuit") and Berry Conway, young bachelors in desperate need of both paramours and ready money. While dodging creditors and trying to scrape together a few pounds, they each find themselves smitten. Trouble is...Berry has fallen for Biscuit's fiancée. And the worthless copper min...

Who can forget our beloved gentleman's personal gentleman, Jeeves, who ever comes to the rescue when the hapless Bertie Wooster falls into trouble. My Man Jeeves is sure to please anyone with a taste for pithy buffoonery, moronic misunderstandings, gaffes, and aristocratic slapstick.

In the sleepy village of Rudge-in-the-Vale, a trivial accident at Rudge Hall ignites a blaze of wounded pride, gossip, and comic catastrophe. Chemist and village broker of scandal Chas. Bywater draws Colonel Meredith Wyvern into a confession of outrage: his old friend Lester Carmody, he claims, escaped a tree-blasting mishap by using him as a human shield. From there the story races through a chain of misunderstandings, with barking dogs, shouted threats, and social embarrassment turning c...

P. G. Wodehouse tees off with a sparkling collection of golf stories that treats the game as both ridiculous and strangely heroic. Framed by a playful preface defending golf's literary importance, Divots turns handicaps, missed shots, and wounded pride into a comic study of vanity, romance, and emotional collapse. At the center is The Heart of a Goof, where the Oldest Member explains how golf can unmake a man. Ferdinand Dibble, talented in flashes but crippled by self-doubt, cannot propose...

At Blandings Castle, summer leisure is constantly upended by secrets, schemes, and the absurdly serious business of pigs. Hugo Carmody, Lord Emsworth's new secretary, is already entangled in a discreet romance involving Millicent, while the household hums with gossip about old scandals, vanished secretaries, and the ever-watchful Lady Constance. Beneath the castle's polished calm lies a tangle of matchmaking, money troubles, and hidden agendas. Into this delicate balance comes the irrepres...

Bertie Wooster is at his most vulnerable when Jeeves first enters his life: hungover, out of sorts, and trapped in a disastrous engagement to the formidable Florence Craye, who is determined to improve his mind. From the moment the immaculate valet appears with his restorative drink and quiet authority, the balance of power shifts. Bertie's flashy vanity meets Jeeves's polished judgment, and the comic partnership that will define the book is set in motion. Trouble deepens when Florence sum...

In these delightfully tangled Wodehouse tales, love, manners, and sheer terror collide with immaculate comic timing. Mr. Mulliner's nephew George, a shy country bachelor crippled by a stammer, falls for Susan Blake, the vicar's daughter, and consults an eccentric London specialist whose cure is as improbable as it is practical: sing instead of speak, and force himself to talk to strangers. George's attempts at social courage lead him from a bizarre encounter with a self-proclaimed Emperor ...