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ralovesbooks 's review for:
The Code of the Woosters
by P.G. Wodehouse
Would recommend: Yes
Unlike my last Wodehouse book, this one consisted of one continuous story instead of a group of unrelated incidents. En masse, those can get a little tiresome because Jeeves keeps swooping in all the time. In this book, he was less of a presence but still orchestrating things throughout. I felt like there was a very high population of inane people, even for Bertie Wooster's circle; I just want to slap them all. But still, I enjoyed it as always. Wodehouse makes for very pleasant audio listening for me.
Unlike my last Wodehouse book, this one consisted of one continuous story instead of a group of unrelated incidents. En masse, those can get a little tiresome because Jeeves keeps swooping in all the time. In this book, he was less of a presence but still orchestrating things throughout. I felt like there was a very high population of inane people, even for Bertie Wooster's circle; I just want to slap them all. But still, I enjoyed it as always. Wodehouse makes for very pleasant audio listening for me.