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Editorial Review - Kirkus ReviewsEngland carries on, and Wodehouse too in another whirlwind tale with a plenty of playful pyrotechnics. This is about Joss, who loses his job (advertising hams), falls in love, valets a socially unacceptable, thefts a picture, gets his gal and re-wangles his job in typically involved Wodehousian fashion. A few misplaced identities, good tangential romanticking, and more porcine pother as Joss is in and out of J.B. Duff's Paramount ham business, sailing merrily about under false colors. Manufactured situations don't bother Wodehouse fans, and there is plenty of fun for their enjoyment. Ran in Saturday Evening Post.
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User Review - Abhinav Jaganathan - GoodreadsThis is the second Wodehouse I had read, about some 1 year ago, and now I have finished reading it twice. It has all your typical Wodehousian elements. Engagements waiting to be broken, struggling ... Read full review
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User Review - John - GoodreadsA solid mid period Wodehouse though the plot seemed largely familiar from other books. Basically this could have been a Blandings novel - slotting in new characters doesn't necessarily make it different. However, the dialogue is crisp as new minted fiver! Read full review
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User Review - Darcy - GoodreadsFabulous fun! Read full review
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User Review - Goodreads20120426 Might not finish this one. I think I pushed my Wodehouse binge to the limits.
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User Review - Algernon - GoodreadsWodehouse has been consistently good so far for me. Quick service offers a tale that is different yet the same as the more familiar series of Blandings Castle, Psmith or Jeeves. The MacGuffin in this ... Read full review
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User Review - GoodreadsExcellent read. I'm an avid Wodehouse fan but hadnt read it. I read an interview with PG where he said that this and one other book were his 2 favourites. It did not disappoint. Now off to read the other one of his favourites, Sam the Sudden,
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User Review - Manish - GoodreadsDecent stuff for light reading. Read full review
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User Review - GoodreadsI'm a huge fan of Wodehouse's Jeeves and Wooster short stories, but this is the first time I've read this novel of his. Absolutely hilarious with hoot out-loud sentences that you read again just to savor them again. I highly recommend this funny, classic read.
