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Book Reviews of How Right You Are, Jeeves

How Right You Are, Jeeves
How Right You Are Jeeves
Author: P. G. Wodehouse
ISBN-13: 9780060964993
ISBN-10: 0060964995
Publication Date: 6/1990
Pages: 184
Rating:
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5 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: Harpercollins
Book Type: Paperback
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reviewed How Right You Are, Jeeves on + 20 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
Wodehouse is masterful as always and this reading, by Ian Carmichael, is also fabulous. The print version of this audio book is Jeeves in the Offing.
Unabridged, naturally, because you wouldn't want to miss a single word. 4 hour 49 minutes -- perfect for a long car ride.
Mamie avatar reviewed How Right You Are, Jeeves on + 4 more book reviews
One of the funniest books ever written
reviewed How Right You Are, Jeeves on + 16 more book reviews
More fun with Bertram Wooster and the bloody cow creamer. Great light reading.
jjares avatar reviewed How Right You Are, Jeeves on + 3413 more book reviews
An absolute delight that I now understand what Wodehouse was aiming for in this series (after watching Fry and Laurie on PBS a few years back). This is just good, clean fun with a bumbling aristocrat and his savvy gentleman's gentleman.

It is obvious that the reader understands that Bertie Wooster will land on his feet, with the help of his butler. With Wodehouse, it is the manner of the trip, rather than the ending, that is so much fun.

However, this novel is a bit different. Jeeves has gone on his annual vacation, only to be brought back when Bertie and his friends start to sink. Bertie is shocked to find himself engaged to the redheaded Miss Bobbie Wickham -- through no fault of his own. Bobbie explains that her mother is so very opposed to her marrying such a pitiful example of humanity as Bertie, that (said) mother will be in raptures to find that she is marrying anyone else. However, the way of love never runs smoothly, especially in Wodehouse books. Enjoy.