The Inimitable Jeeves is a classic collection of stories, sure to leave you chuckling as you read through them.
Bertram Wooster, or Bertie as his friends call him, is gifted with an uncanny ability–that of finding himself in awkward situations. Be it trying to wriggle out of a marriage proposal brought to him by his demanding Aunt Agatha, or extricating his friend Bingo Little, who is given to impulsive infatuations.
Bertie invariably finds himself a pond packed with troubles and dives straight into it without a thought. He has only one saviour he can depend on, his ever-resourceful and competent butler Jeeves, who fishes him out of every tight spot, and rather effortlessly so.
This collection of warm and witty stories includes, "The Great Sermon Handicap", considered to be one of the most entertaining stories of P. G. Wodehouse where Bertie, Bingo, and others hilariously bet on the length of the sermons of local parsons.
The literary genius of P. G. Wodehouse, is a treat to readers, as he gives an individual spark to each of his works using vivid descriptions, sharp wit, outrageous pomposity, and ridiculous but lovable characters. You can’t help but fall in love with his work in general and characters in particular.
