I know; I should probably listen to an audiobook of Wodehouse because in those descriptions, I could almost hear the British accent which made it even better. 🙂

This was usually my closing book of the night; end on a light note. 🙂

I liked the short stories because I could read one then close the book (well, turn off my Kindle) and start fresh the next day. But overall I think I’d prefer the whole novel approach, so thanks for sharing about “Aunt…” Wodehouse is still very new to me.

That quote about the armchair had me laughing out loud when I read it. I’m glad you enjoyed it, too!

So when I get ready to read more Wodehouse, I’ll come to you for a recommendation. My husband has started reading My Man Jeeves himself and he’s not a big reader.

I understand, Beth. Non-fiction is always my first love too; I have to remember to add in novels for variety because otherwise I’d not pick one up. I do enjoy them once I start, but it’s just not always on my radar.

I appreciate you lifting up my f-i-l. It’s getting close to 24 hours since he had heart surgery so we’re seeing a little progress, but not much yet, which is to be expected.

Well if even you don’t get all the British wit, Beverley, I sure won’t feel bad that I didn’t. 🙂 It wasn’t enough to distract from my enjoyment though.

I didn’t know where Jeeves came from either, but now we know. 🙂