Name: Life With Jeeves
ISBN: 9780140059021

P.G. Wodehouse

Life With Jeeves

Melody Izard

It’s the same thing over and over again. The slightly goofy, most certainly of only average or below intelligence, but unquestionably well mannered – or at least brought up to be well-mannered – Bertram Wooster – wishes to dress garishly or has a friend who gets into a bit of a spot – or decides to tackle a problem on his on – and he gets deeper into the briny swell while wearing purple socks or a cummerbund. And then Jeeves, the brilliant, composed, well-dressed, unshakable valet comes to the rescue, solves the problem, saves the day and burns the cummerbund or gives away the socks. But every dad gum time I roared with laughter. I had to learn the hard way there would be no drinking of any sort of liquid while reading Life with Jeeves or there would be spew. 

This is actually 3 books in one. I'd give the first two books The Inimitable Jeeves and 
  Very Good Jeeves
 4 stars and the last one Right Ho, Jeeves a 3 star rating. And after writing this down I realize that I probably should rate the whole package a 4 stars - but somehow I just can't. It is very delightful and I intend to read every Wodehouse I can find and maybe that's the endorsement you need. But I am very selective with my stars.