My Man Jeeves: A Quality Print Classic

An absolute treasure of dry British humor woven into a comedic story of the trials and tribulations of the wealthy upper class. Regardless of your financial status, when you're having a difficult time of it, Mr. Grenville has a knack for putting a little joy back in your heart. I'm excited that I've found a talent such as his to relieve the stress of our times. Well done P.G. Grenville!

Here we find Jeeves & Wooster in America rescuing the odd friend or acquaintance who gets into trouble in New York City. Sometimes even Jeeves is hard pressed to aid and solve the troubles of Wooster and his friends.

Written in an earlier time that we are fast returning to, the few very rich vs. the rest of us, it still makes you laugh because the characters are so believable! We all need to have a Jeeves in our lives!

Because of good reviews and seeing this author on so many must-read lists, I went into this title with high hopes. I don't see what all the hoopla is about-very ordinary writing and ho-hum characters.

This series of short stories are easy to read and fun to follow. An intelligent writer, Wodehouse's colloquial style involves the reader in the zany antics of Bertie Wooster and his man Jeeves--everyone's idea of the perfect butler. My only objection to giving the fifth star was the inclusion of the stories involving Reggie, which seemed out of place among the Jeeves stories.