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laurehittle 's review for:
Uncle Fred in the Springtime
by P.G. Wodehouse
Uncle Fred is barmy to the tonsils. Never trust him.
i do wish his nephew Pongo had fewer occasions to remark on his tendency to hug girls more than is required. And where Psmith looks on life as a game and doesn’t mind rewriting other people’s experiences to their face, Uncle Fred is *really* a danger to traffic and pedestrians. No wonder he’s not allowed at large. (But the ludicrously over-convoluted plot is all very tidily wrapped up at the end.)
i feel like i enjoyed Uncle Fred more the first time (aside from the handsiness). i think the incredulity of the first reading helps.
i do wish his nephew Pongo had fewer occasions to remark on his tendency to hug girls more than is required. And where Psmith looks on life as a game and doesn’t mind rewriting other people’s experiences to their face, Uncle Fred is *really* a danger to traffic and pedestrians. No wonder he’s not allowed at large. (But the ludicrously over-convoluted plot is all very tidily wrapped up at the end.)
i feel like i enjoyed Uncle Fred more the first time (aside from the handsiness). i think the incredulity of the first reading helps.