Blurb on book jacket says: The cast of characters that appears on the mind's stage when P.G. Wodehouse is thought of is almost exclusively male: Bertie and Jeebves, Lord Emsworth, Uncle Fred. But when you come down to it,what motivates these worthies (and worthless)? It almost always has something to do with a woman - usually saner (but not always) than their men. These stories provide useful instruction on how to avoid dealing with fiery dragons, the consequences of multiple, concurrent engagements and much more.
I say: Got to admit it I'm a Wodehouse groupie. If I could I'd give all his books 6 stars. This one draws together short stories and chapters dealing with some of the funniest women you'll ever meet. If you've never read Wodehouse this book is a good start. If you have - you've got to have this one.
I say: Got to admit it I'm a Wodehouse groupie. If I could I'd give all his books 6 stars. This one draws together short stories and chapters dealing with some of the funniest women you'll ever meet. If you've never read Wodehouse this book is a good start. If you have - you've got to have this one.
