Indiscretions of Archie Audiobook

" Great fun - a smile on every page. "

" It's not as great as Jeeves, and everything here is happy serendipity, but a nice light read with the unmistakable Wodehouse humour. "

" Some parts have that "contrived" feel to them more than in some other Wodehouse, but still great. Read Nov/Dec 2011. "

" Great book... seemed a bit dull in the beginning and could'nt emphathize with Archie's character... (may be because had read lot of Wooster books).. but as the story and plot picked up, the book was really interesting... the situations were quite funny, and I could'nt help laughing while reading.. "

" Ye gods, man. So far this has got to be the worst Wodehouse book I've ever read. Laughter count: 1 (when the former valet cons everyone to buy the figurine, that was the only good part). "

" As someone else mentioned on here, it was refreshing to read/listen to a Wodehouse novel in which the "hero" and his woman have a *good* relationship. None of Bertie and his unending attempts to free himself of all romantic entanglements...Archie and his wife seem genuinely happy. It was nice. "

" Listened to CD. Wodehouse bumbling cleverness as usual. Just the thing to laugh at on the way home at night. "

" Tons of fun. This was my first Wodehouse book, and he's a great as advertised. He adds great comic detail to almost every situation. He doesn't even neglect to give Peter, the escaped snake, a personality. "

" Perfect beach read, light and fun. "

" The plot's a bit less collected than the usual Wodehouse fare, giving the impression that this may have been published originally in installments, but it's still some classic Wodehouse, and therefore enjoyable. "

" Wodehouse at his light-hearted finest. Archie could be a married Bertie Wooster, minus Jeeves. Great fun. "

" A series of mishaps that all end well. Funny throughout. "

" Entertaining easy read... Archie can be somewhat annoying at times but overall it was an enjoyable book. "

" Good. Read again in August 2010. "

" Poor Archie--he is thrilled to marry his beloved Lucille, the daughter of a millionaire hotelier. But his lack of money, occupation, and tact displease his new father-in-law, and Archie finds it close to impossible to placate the "man- eating fish." "

" Again, great company during my bicycle rides to office... "

" Don't really see what all the fuss is about. Nice read but nothing spectacular "

" This was lots of fun. Fortunately I've recently watched a couple of series of Jeeves and Wooster, so I could easily imagine Hugh Laurie in the part of Archie, and that made it that much funnier. Several laugh out loud bits, and great characters. "

" The Indiscretions of Archie falls somewhere between the two extremes of Wodehouse joy, being a set of linked short stories, and thus cheered me up no end! "

" Project Gutenberg.I found myself laughing out loud all through this book. :) "

" Entertaining easy read... Archie can be somewhat annoying at times but overall it was an enjoyable book. "

" Wodehouse at his light-hearted finest. Archie could be a married Bertie Wooster, minus Jeeves. Great fun. "

" Archie reminds me a lot of Bertie Wooster. I wonder which one came first? "

" This one will sit near the top of my Wodehouse collection. Archie is a devoted newlywed who is a bit slow on the uptake and affably unaware of the quality of his ideas. The book is more episodic than many of the novels, but it's also full of the verbal gems that make Wodehouse so lovable. "

" This was lots of fun. Fortunately I've recently watched a couple of series of Jeeves and Wooster, so I could easily imagine Hugh Laurie in the part of Archie, and that made it that much funnier. Several laugh out loud bits, and great characters. "

" The Indiscretions of Archie falls somewhere between the two extremes of Wodehouse joy, being a set of linked short stories, and thus cheered me up no end! "

" Listened to CD. Wodehouse bumbling cleverness as usual. Just the thing to laugh at on the way home at night. "

" Great fun - a smile on every page. "

" My sympathies were entirely with Archie's poor father-in-law. A lummox lacking all of Wodehouse's usual literary charms. "

" Ye gods, man. So far this has got to be the worst Wodehouse book I've ever read. Laughter count: 1 (when the former valet cons everyone to buy the figurine, that was the only good part). "

" Good. Read again in August 2010. "