A review by zachlittrell
The Code of the Woosters by P.G. Wodehouse

4.0

If "a tempest in a teapot" was transmuted into a humor novel, you'd get this. The comedy of errors is a well-orchestrated machine: lovably daft bachelor Bertie Wooster gets caught up on one enchanted evening with broken engagements, cow-creamers, a policeman's helmet, a dirty little notebook, and a party of wackily narrow-sighted aristocrats. Sure, it kinda meanders and overspends its nickels on getting Bertie in and out of jams, but Jeeves's displays of gratifyingly slicing gordian knots is entertaining every single darn time.