Right Ho, Jeeves

English language

Published Aug. 9, 2011 by W. W. Norton.

ISBN:
978-0-393-33978-9
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Beautiful comic writing makes up for a predictable story

It's not Wodehouse's fault that the Jeeves books have become such a cliche since he wrote them that they feel hackneyed now. But I do feel that the premise isn't quite enough to sustain a full length novel. However, the writing is just so well done and timed that it kept me enjoying the book. Every time I started to get too tired of the upper class twits, their inability to just talk to each other, and the pettiness of their gripes, I would reach a passage so perfectly written that it would draw me back in.

I think in future I'll stick to the short stories, but there is a lot that's really delightful in here.

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Subjects

  • Social life and customs
  • Bertie Wooster (Fictitious character)
  • Upper class
  • Valets
  • Jeeves (Fictitious character)
  • Fiction

Places

  • England