Blurb on book jacket says: These eleven case histories show Wodehouse at his therapeutic best, dealing with medical problems and breakthroughs such as Jeeves's infallible hang-over cure; Bobbie Wickham's treatment for extreme nervousness (make it extremer); the artistic influences of broken legs; self-improvement through hypnotism.
I Say: Wodehouse is wonderful - 6 stars at least. If you've never read Wodehouse (the classic humorist) this is a good book to start with. If you have read his books - you know you need this one. It's interesting to note that within these pages is the only story Wodehouse wrote about a doctor - and that doctor is a woman.
I Say: Wodehouse is wonderful - 6 stars at least. If you've never read Wodehouse (the classic humorist) this is a good book to start with. If you have read his books - you know you need this one. It's interesting to note that within these pages is the only story Wodehouse wrote about a doctor - and that doctor is a woman.
