Download Thank You, Jeeves Audiobook

" How can you resist the quick whit and humor of Wooster & Jeeves? "

" It's unfortunate that so much of the plot (and a little bit of the humor) relies on the use of blackface. And that's all there really is to say -- it's Wodehouse. It's a Wooster and Jeeves story. There are some fantastic lines. The blackface stuff interferes with the reading experience. "

" While not as ridiculously delightful as some, this is still excellent Wodehouse and not to be missed by lovers of the effervescently daffy. "

" Jeeves saves the day again with this hilarious installment in the adventures of Bertie Wooster. The Bertie-Jeeves interactions are very cleverly and hilariously written. A very enjoyable read. "

" Absolutely brilliant British humor. I have over 20 of the 70+ books authored by P. G. Wodehouse. "

" Bertie & Jeeves break up over the banjolele, and Bertie employs Brinkley, who may be the Worst Valet Ever. B. gets a little philosophical: "Ironical, that, when you come to think of it. I mean, do you realise that I'm giving this chap a salary all this time? In other words, he's actually being paid to chivy me about with carving knives. If that's not Life, what is?" "

" Fun read! Interesting to see the interactions between Wooster and Jeeves. If only we all had our own Jeeves! "

" Fun read! Interesting to see the interactions between Wooster and Jeeves. If only we all had our own Jeeves! "

" I absolutely love these stories! I guess it helps to be an anglophile, but OMG they are funny! "

" I am amazed that this book was written so long ago. I find the slang and humor a lot of fun. "

" Pretty much a perfect Wodehouse, though be prepared for a problematic, not so PC anymore element of the (hilarious) story. "

" I listened to the audio book for this - was a bit unsure as I thought I might miss the performances of Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry, but the reader (Jonathan Cecil) was wonderful and the story is, as one would expect, funny and well done. "

" I think this is the funniest Jeeves book! "

" Although well written I'm just not on the same wavelength and don't find these books very funny. "

" When reading PGW, you just can't beat Jeeves and Wooster. 'Nuff said. "

" The casual racism is pretty offensive (e.g. a couple of the characters spend the last third of the book in black-face). It really sucks because Wodehouse doesn't need that kind of "humor" to pull off Bertie Wooster's hijinks (as proven with the other novels). "

" Mildly amusing, but really drags at times. "

" I read some Wodehouse books in college, but only remembered that I liked them. I decided to delve, once again, into the comical relationship of Jeeves and Wooster. I was not disappointed. "

" Bertram is addicted to playing the banjolele and his cottage burns down - something that happens to him quite a lot. A hoot, though not as much fun as Code of the Woosters and Joy in the Morning. "

" I read some Wodehouse books in college, but only remembered that I liked them. I decided to delve, once again, into the comical relationship of Jeeves and Wooster. I was not disappointed. "

" Glad did not put down the book after reading its first two pages.... "

" Jeeves saves the day again with this hilarious installment in the adventures of Bertie Wooster. The Bertie-Jeeves interactions are very cleverly and hilariously written. A very enjoyable read. "

" I am amazed that this book was written so long ago. I find the slang and humor a lot of fun. "

" Listened to the unabridged audiobook version of this, as read by Alexander Spencer. The book is great and Spencer is an amazing reader of Jeeves & Bertie. He also appears to have a reading of "Right Ho, Jeeves", but I'm already listening to Jonathan Cecil's reading of that book, which I'm enjoying. "

" Wonderful of course! I think, though that I like the short stories of Jeeves' exploits more than this full-length feature. I'm sad that I've gone through all the Wodehouse audiobooks in our library system!!! "

" There is a section in this book when Bertie is chased by his valet with a butcher knife. I don't know how he did it, but P.G. Wodehouse makes that chapter one of the funniest things I have ever read. Every time I read that part I laugh out loud. He is a genius! "

" Audiobook. Narrated by Jonathan Cecil, and very impressive. One of the better Bertie/Jeeves books, and a lot of fun. (Clearly dated, with the minstrel references, though.) "

" Glad did not put down the book after reading its first two pages.... "

" soothing wonder for my poor brain. thank you plum. "

" One of the best Jeeves and Worcester. Full of plot twists and slapstick. A great first read for Wodehouse newbies. Proof that you can be funny without being vulgar or mean. "

" When reading PGW, you just can't beat Jeeves and Wooster. 'Nuff said. "

" Not at the very top of the Wodehouse canon, but a good read nonetheless. "

" A fun book to listen to and my first Wodehouse novel. "

" I like books that make me laugh out loud. "

" One of the best by Wodehouse! "

" Such an amusing world Wodehouse has penned. I wish it were real but not fiction & I were a part of it. I will surely be visiting the book store for more Wodehouse experience. "

" I've been listening to P.G. Wodehouse as Books on Tape via Audible.com for a while now, but I like to read the books too. Hilarious, and one of the funnest use of language in humor writing I've come across. "

" A fun book to listen to and my first Wodehouse novel. "

" Excellent as always. Unfortunately some dated, now-racist language, so historical context might be important for younger readers. "

" not as funny as some. not PC in today's world. "

" could not finish, too much comedy of embarrassment "

" Audio

This is high-quality farce! Ridiculous situations and hilarious characters combine to make a great story. "

" Bertram is addicted to playing the banjolele and his cottage burns down - something that happens to him quite a lot. A hoot, though not as much fun as Code of the Woosters and Joy in the Morning. "

" I always love Wodehouse, and this book largely made excellent vacation reading -- I just really wish that blackface hadn't played such a prominent role in the plot. Sometimes older literature can just make you cringe. "

" A bit slow to start, as well as hard to relate with, but the wackiness and antics of the main character, foiled by his classic butler (in the vein of Arthur without most of the drinking and crude retorts) make this a chuckling good time. You read that right, I chuckled. "

" Wonderful stuff from Wodehouse. Entirely non-instructive, un-edifying, but great fun and play on language. Perfect dessert for the mind. "

" Mildly amusing, but really drags at times. "

" I am amazed that this book was written so long ago. I find the slang and humor a lot of fun. "

" First book written in English that I've read on my own will and completed. And I were very proud of myself back then. :D
My favourite "Jeeves and Wooster" book so far. "

" Oh my, that was amusing. "