Carry On, Jeeves
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When Bertie gets into trouble, Jeeves always has a plan.
In Carry On, Jeeves, P. G. Wodehouse introduces readers to one of literature's most beloved comic partnerships: the well-meaning but perpetually bewildered Bertie Wooster and his unflappable valet, Jeeves. This delightful collection of short stories follows Bertie as he stumbles into romantic entanglements, social disasters, meddlesome relatives, and absurd misunderstandings, only to be rescued time and again by Jeeves's extraordinary intelligence, impeccable judgment, and seemingly effortless ingenuity. Filled with sparkling dialogue, unforgettable characters, and Wodehouse's signature wit, Carry On, Jeeves remains one of the finest achievements in English comic fiction.
- First published in 1925
- The first collection of Jeeves stories
- A classic of British humor and comic literature
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A timeless collection of brilliantly crafted stories that proves no predicament is too hopeless when Jeeves is on hand to save the day.
About the Author
P. G. Wodehouse (1881–1975) was an English novelist, playwright, lyricist, and one of the greatest humorists in the English language. Best known for creating the incomparable Jeeves and Bertie Wooster, Wodehouse wrote more than ninety books, along with numerous plays and musical comedies. Celebrated for his elegant prose, ingenious plots, and unforgettable comic characters, his works continue to delight readers around the world and remain enduring classics of humorous literature.