Thank You, Jeeves

When Bertie Wooster finds himself in trouble, only Jeeves can save the day.

In Thank You, Jeeves, P. G.

Wodehouse delivers another brilliant comic adventure featuring the unforgettable partnership of Bertie Wooster and his ingenious valet, Jeeves. After Bertie’s banjolele playing drives Jeeves to resign, the usually dependable gentleman finds himself on his own—and quickly overwhelmed by a series of romantic complications, eccentric schemes, and unexpected disasters.

When Bertie’s friend Chuffy Wayburn becomes entangled in a difficult love affair, Bertie attempts to help but only makes matters worse, proving once again that good intentions are no match for chaos without Jeeves’s guidance. Filled with sparkling dialogue, absurd situations, and Wodehouse’s incomparable humor, this classic comedy showcases the genius of one of literature’s greatest comic writers.

• First published in 1934
• The first full-length Jeeves and Wooster novel
• A classic work of English comic fiction featuring one of literature’s most beloved duos

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A hilarious and timeless comedy of manners that celebrates friendship, romance, and the extraordinary ability of Jeeves to rescue Bertie Wooster from his own well-meaning mistakes.

About the Author

P. G. Wodehouse (1881–1975) was an English author and one of the greatest comic writers in the English language. Best known for the beloved Jeeves and Wooster stories, as well as the Blandings Castle series, Wodehouse created a unique literary world filled with wit, eccentric characters, and brilliantly crafted humor. His works have delighted generations of readers with their charm, elegance, and unmatched comic invention.