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Right Ho Jeeves eBook

by P. G. Wodehouse
Publisher: Sonnet Books, November of 2023 ‧
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Step into the whimsical world of P.G. Wodehouse, where humour and hijinks reign supreme in this riotous comedy of manners. Join Bertie Wooster, a well-intentioned but often bumbling aristocrat, as he finds himself entangled in a series of uproarious escapades. From a questionable engagement to a stolen silver cow creamer, Bertie’s life is a perpetual carnival of chaos. Fortunately, his unflappable valet, Jeeves, is on hand to navigate the stormy seas of Bertie’s social and romantic mishaps.
Set against the backdrop of the idyllic English countryside, this timeless tale is a story of love, laughter, and the eccentricities of the upper crust. Wodehouse’s impeccable wit and razor-sharp humour transform every situation into a farcical delight, leaving readers in stitches.
Prepare to be whisked away to a world where comedic misunderstandings and absurd situations abound, all under the watchful eye and expert guidance of the unflappable Jeeves.

Right Ho Jeeves

by P. G. Wodehouse

Property Description
ISBN: 9789359908373
Publisher: Sonnet Books
Release Date: November of 2023
Format: eBook
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Categories: eBooks in English > Fiction > Fiction
EAN: 9789359908373
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

P. G. Wodehouse

P. G. Wodehouse was born in Guildford, England, in 1881. Due to financial reasons, he soon began his professional life as a banker, a job he held for two years without finding it interesting. Around this time, he began publishing stories and journalistic pieces, and in 1902, the young author began to live solely from his writing. Shortly after, he became a renowned figure as a writer, journalist, and even as a collaborator in the creation of musical shows alongside figures such as Cole Porter and Guy Bolton.
Even before World War I, in 1909, P. G. Wodehouse traveled to the United States where he ended up living most of his life. He married in 1914, beginning a relationship that lasted more than sixty years.
In 1955, he adopted American citizenship and lived the rest of his life near New York with his wife and several pets. He died in 1975, having written about one hundred books.

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