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Frances Levy | 2/20/2014
" Laughed out loud in every chapter. How could anyone not enjoy Wodehouse? Where else would you find characters with names like Oofy Prosser, Pongo Twistleton, Cyril "Barmy" Fotheringay-Phipps,and Mordred Mulliner? "
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Steve | 2/18/2014
" The reader must be warned before reading Wodehouse, ANY Wodehouse. The reader should not be in area where out burst of laughter are frowned upon and the reader should be careful as to what they are doing while reading. For example: I would not attempt to eat, operate electrical or mechanical equipment, or shave while reading. It would be best to find a comfortable chair, sit down and prepare to enjoy one of the greatest writers of the 20th century. "
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Toggedout | 2/14/2014
" Some classic stories, pulled off with signature Wodehouse flair. One of my favorites was "Goodbye to All Cats," as it had me laughing in a restaurant, and I wasn't embarrassed in the least. Always a good sign. "
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Carmen Montopoli | 2/8/2014
" This is one of my favorite P.G. Wodehouse books. Which is saying a lot, coming from me. "
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Shelly | 2/8/2014
" wodehouse is fun, charming, relaxing. try him. "
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Colin Powell | 2/1/2014
" These short stories tickled me pink. I had to stop and chuckle while on the train. Everyone was a little bundle of laughs. "
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Meaux | 1/30/2014
" Just finished this book. My first Wodehouse. What took me so long? "
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Chels | 1/13/2014
" Simply hillarious. Another masterpeice from wodehouse. "
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Ken | 1/6/2014
" I respectfully demure. not my cup of tea at this time. I didn't finish. "
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Abs007 | 1/1/2014
" The usual high standard tales of lost loves and buffoonery featuring various members of The Drones Club. "
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Sahil W. | 12/10/2013
" Wodehouse just can't be anything but genius in humour, for any book I pick (even a second or a third time). Honestly, unmatched delight every time I read any of it, I say! "
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Darcy | 10/18/2013
" Wodehouse makes one glad to be alive. "
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Kwoomac | 9/21/2013
" I love Wodehouse's irreverent portrayal of the British upper class, of which he was a member. "
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Alasdair Peterson | 7/7/2013
" Wodehouse hits the spot with each story in this collection. Written by any other, the stories would be repetitive and formulaic. Woven by Wodehouse, it is a treasure store of comic timing, perfectly crafted prose, and side splitting sentences. One of his best! "
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Mark Wilson | 6/29/2013
" Lots of fun, a really enjoyable continuation of my discovery of P.G. Wodehouse. "
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Douglas Wilson | 6/16/2013
" Just plain fun. Also read in July of 1981. "
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Kathrine | 6/13/2013
" This is just classic Wodehouse, doesn't get any better. Perfect characterisation, perfect writing, dialogue just the best. "
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Asha Mohan | 4/10/2013
" British funnies at it best! "
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Meghan | 3/23/2013
" i especially liked the one when the young man's uncle comes to visit "
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