The Adventures of Sally Audiobook

" Far more enjoyable than the last Wodehouse I read, and interesting in having a feisty female lead in this 1920s comedy. Good mix of amusing characters and complex plot whose threads are well disentangled by the end. Should I try another? "

" I really enjoyed this book because I sort of related to the main character on a few too many levels. "

" I simply adore this book! I will definitely be reading it again and again. It's just perfect. "

" Charming. Some of the best Wodehouse lines I've ever read. "

" really enjoyed. my first wodehouse, and the librevox reader was perfect. "

" One of those books where I laughed till my stomach hurt, and then some. It also had a sweet storyline and lovely heroine, particularly when you consider the era it was set in. A lovely book. "

" This was one highly entertaining Wodehouse- though in the middle I did feel it was a bit boring, it caught on. Sally's character I loved and the book was overall a light, funny read. "

" Still reading - very good "

" Enjoyable Wodehouse - which I selected purely on having a friend called Sally. At last, a surprisingly strong female in his books - I'd almost given up hope. "

" Normally a big fan of Wodehouse but found this lacking! Maybe the narrator (had it on audiobook) or that it was set in USA but just wasn't what I'd come to expect of P.G "

" It's Wodehouse, it's a rom-com, what's not to like? "

" These short Wodehouse comedies are perfect vacation reads. "

" Light and frothy fun. "

" For a P.G. Wodehouse novel it was average, for a novel in general? I thoroughly enjoyed it. Though a bit slow at times, it's still a rip-snortingly good read. Yes, rip-snortingly good. "

" This was my first book from P.G. Wodehouse and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I am excited to check out some of his "Jeeves" stories as they seem to get all the praise. The Adventures of Sally was a light fun read with some very enjoyable language. A great summer read. "

" Not my favourite Wodehouse book. Diverting but like his other "one-offs", he doesn't seem to develop the lovable characters of the Wooster/Jeeves series or the Blandings novels. Still, Wodehouse is always pleasant so you can't go wrong. "

" A lark, as is usual with Wodehouse. "

" Midly amusing "

" I love most anything by Wodehouse, but i especially love the books that are stand alones. This one is no exception. The heroine is likeable and the predicament believable. All the while filled with Wodehouse's humor and wit. "

" As always, Wodehouse charms and entertains. His plots are fun, and his language is exquisite. Douglas Adams said Wodehouse was the greatest comedic writer in English, and I agree. Punch said criticizing Wodehouse was like taking a spade to a souffl "

" A fun read full of witty banter and ridiculous coincidence. Every time I read another P.G. Wodehouse book, I like the author more and more! "

" Quite awful really... If it wasn't an audio book that I listened to while driving, I don't think I'd have been able to finish it.. "

" My first Wodehouse. I liked the humor, but wonder if the remainder of his canon would be as roundabout ... "

" not his best work, but still amazing. "

" So much fun! Listen to this on librivox.org. Enjoy.... "

" I liked this story better than all the Jeeves put together. "

" Och... "

" Just plain delightful! "

" This one is very different from the other Wodehouse books I've read. It has a female protagonist, and it also seemed to wander quite a bit before finally settling on an ending. I did enjoy it though. "

" So far? Tons of fun. "

" I really enjoyed this book because I sort of related to the main character on a few too many levels. "

" I really need to stop reading only free Kindle Wodehouse books on my trip. I looked back over my recently added and it's embarrassing. "

" An easy fun light-hearted read. "

" Silly and fun. I recommend anything by P. G. Wodehouse. "

" A simple story of the pretty Sally who comes into some money and a host of wealthy suiters wooing her, apart from her ambitious brother who is forever envisioning mighty schemes! "

" Classic Wodehouse. And I liked this more than most. (Perhaps because the main character is woman?) Lots of funny moments and a quotable lines. "

" Enjoyable Wodehouse - which I selected purely on having a friend called Sally. At last, a surprisingly strong female in his books - I'd almost given up hope. "

" Typical Wodehouse -- outspoken and sensible, Sally and her men, with their schemes, sort themselves out, humorously -- all ends well! "

" Whilst not scaling the heights to which Wooster and Jeeves reach, this was a highly comic novel typical of Wodehouse - hilarious phrasing and brilliant reference. Not ideal for a newcomer to Wodehouse but very definitely worthwhile for the fan. "