Book Review: My Man Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse

My Man Jeeves P.G. Wodehouse
5/8/2004	Rating:
Jeeves is the perfect English gentleman's gentleman for the early 1900's. Wodehouse wrote numerous stories featuring Jeeves, his employer Bertie Wooster, and Wooster's friends. This is a humerous selection of five short stories set in their lives. My Man Jeeves is fun and relaxing. This is an entertaining group of short stories. Only one is told by Jeeves. Another is told by Wooster. The last three are narrated by one of Wooster's friends. Here's a glimpse into the English aristocracy before World War I. Enjoy.

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