Jeeves: Joy in the Morning (Dramatisation) Audiobook

" Feel I need to apologize for laughing outloud on frequent occasions whilst reading this book. "

" Just the kind of book one should cuddle up with during a holiday - i did so. As always, Wodehouse at his sublime best! "

" [summer 2008] typical wodehouse/jeeves/bertie. which is to say, a great mix of droll humor, erudition, short-sighted scheming, far-sighted scheming and linguistic turns of the highest british order. most of the other wodehouse i've read has been shorter stories, and it was nice to get a novel-length treatment. this was, yet again, summer vacation reading for me, and in my opinion that's the perfect setting for jeeves and crew. "

" I read the first edition of this book, published in 1946 and entitled "Joy in the Morning." It has illustrations (by Paul Galdone) that are whimsical and dated, and do not match up with my Hugh Laurie/Stephen Fry mental images of Wooster and Jeeves. There are probably very few phrases in literature as scary as Bertie Wooster saying "I'll take care of it." After being somewhat traumatized by the conflagration that destroys Wee Nooke, I settled down and enjoyed this typical piece of Wodehouse. "

" Wodehouse has this ability to create nonstop hilarity from start to finish. I laughed out loud at the bizarre situations Wooster finds himself in and the behavior of the upper-class genteel (sp?) people living in England ca. 1920's. "

" (This is actually the same book as "Jeeves in the Morning". It's simply printed under a different title depending on where you find it.) "

" Wodehouse is laugh out loud funny. An enjoyable read all around. "

" I laughed out loud several times. LOVE Edwin and his acts of kindness! And hope he never tries to do one for me. "

" Trapped in Steeple Bumpleigh, a lesser man than Bertie Wooster would have given way. Ex-fiancee Florence Cray is present, as is "Stilton" Cheesewright, her new fiance. But the biggest blot on the landscape has to be Edwin the Boy Scout whose acts of kindness resembled those of sheer malevolence. "

" Edwin, the boy scout is hilarious. Some of the funniest Wodehouse characters I've encountered yet! "

" This was my first Jeeves - I laughed and laughed. Great fun. "

" Wodehouse should be reread as needed. "

" Reading my way through a Wodehouse omnibus and this is the first short novel in it. Too much Bertie, not enough Jeeves, but it does have moments of great hilarity. "

" My first Wodehouse. Not my cup of tea. "

" One of the funniest Wodehouse books, in my opinion. "

" Best of all Sir PG Wodehouse's books! "

" Jeeves in the Morning by P. G. Wodehouse (1990) "

" Trouble awaits Bertie at Steeple Bumpleigh, Aunt Agatha's lair. "

" Best Wodehouse book I've read "

" Way to use the old bean, Wooster. "

" Brilliant, not much more to say "

" I can do no better than Evelyn Waugh: "Mr. Wodehouse's idyllic world can never stale. He will continue to release future generations from captivity that may be more irksome than our own. He has made a world for us to live in and delight in." "

" One might argue that the title suggests that there could be such a thing as too much Jeeves, and that, I think, could not be true. The introduction by Robert McCrum is also a nice little read and shouldn't be skipped. "

" Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. I'm never let down by Wodehouse.Honoria Glossop's laugh was alternately compared to "a squadron of cavalry cantering over a tin bridge", "a steam-riveting machine" and "waves breaking on a stern and rockbound coast". "

" Wow! This is the first time I read a book that isn't in the GoodReads system. I read the first edition of Joy in the Morning by P.G. Wodehouse, not this collected edition. Anyway, I have hope for the human race when I read such glorious prose as Wodehouse produced in this novel. "