Joy in the Morning, P. G. Wodehouse

This is another delightful instalment from the chronicles of Bertie Wooster and Jeeves.

I won’t even attempt to summarise the plot. For one thing, it is, as always with P. G. Wodehouse’s stories, incredibly complicated (although he always manages to resolve all the various threads), but also because when deconstructed it would simply sound very silly. Of course, it IS all extremely silly, but Wodehouse binds it all together in the most enchanting and beguiling way. His use of language, liberally sprinkled with Jeeves’s quotations from the classics, and his endearing and enduring characters make the suspension of disbelief very simple.

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